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The latest software update offers several improvements to Google maps as well as over-the-air downloading for podcasts.
The latest software update offers several improvements to Google maps as well as over-the-air downloading for podcasts.
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Actually I still can't download podeasts over 10 MB on my i Phone over 3G.
If you'd like to send an MMS from an iPhone to a mobile device, you simply email the picture to: mobilenumber@mobile.att.net
I too would like to see copy/paste, but at least you can get around the MMS problem ... and believe me, if there are special "g/f" messages coming through, you'll want to get her on board with this trick!
Great! Can I download podcasts while submerged, too? Not that I really wanted too, but still....
- by luthermiller December 2, 2008 10:17 PM PST
- How about being able to dial a phone number that is listed in a calendar item? I used to do that from my blackberry all the time. Now with the iPhone I have to take out a pen and paper and write down the phone number and access code then switch to the dialer and dial it all manually.
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