6 Comments to “Create & Send MMS Multimedia Slideshows…”

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   Posted by: alb123

   October 23, 2009 at 11:24 am EST

   I actually use MMS a hell of a lot more than I do SMS. The reason is very simple. I am on Verizon and being a CDMA network, I am limited to 160 characters. My messages may be a tad verbose and I’m not going to send a few minutes trying to figure out what I can do to eliminate/consolidate parts of the message.

   As far as pricing…I pay $96.00/month on average for my BlackBerry with 450 minutes and their unlimited data & messaging stuff.. So, like I said….it actually makes more sense for me to use MMS over SMS even for entirely text based messages. I know there are several ways around the 160 character limit. I’ve tried quite a few. I find them to be either a pain in the ass or an extra unnecessary step when I could just easily send an MMS…

   I am on your side with the e-mail preference. I send e-mail every chance I get. Its the most reliable and I can easily keep every correspondence for years.. Unfortunately, I don’t have a ton of personal contacts with e-mail capable phones…or if their phone is capable, they choose not to pay for the service preferring an unlimited sms/mms package..

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   Posted by: automan69

   October 23, 2009 at 11:45 am EST

   I would like to try mms, but sadly Telus blocks all blackerry from using MMS! I hope this will change in the future?

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   Posted by: Tashanna

   October 23, 2009 at 12:23 pm EST

   I send as in fwd to ppl. I usually get from friends, but I never knew how to create or where to get mms. So this could be fun for me. I will chk out the site, thanks.

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     Posted by: alb123

     October 23, 2009 at 1:07 pm EST

     bring up a contact, hit your BB button and select MMS! Its that simple. You can simply make it a text only message or you can add photo(s), video, etc….

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   Posted by: FOSSroxTHX

   October 23, 2009 at 1:25 pm EST

   I don’t use SMS and strictly only use MMS. BBM is MMS for crying out loud. Take a picture, menu, send to contact, boom… MMS. See a neat website, menu, send to contact boom… MMS. How do you avoid using MMS?

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   Posted by: demonio

   October 23, 2009 at 7:01 pm EST

   Most of my friends own smartphones, mostly BlackBerrys, so I never use MMS, and those who don’t have a smartphone very rarely use the service.

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