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AT&T (T: 25.11, -0.27, -1.06%) announced it is rolling out an update for iPhone 3G and 3GS customers to be able to use Multimedia Messaging Service [MMS] on their handhelds on Sept. 25.

The exclusive U.S. Apple (AAPL: 166.53, 1.35, 0.82%) iPhone carrier said it has been preparing its network for several months to be able to handle what it expects to be record volumes of MMS traffic.

When the latest version of the iPhone’s software first arrived in June, supporting MMS, AT&T said it would enable it on the iPhone later during the summer.

Using MMS, mobile phone users can send photos, video clips, and sound clips over cellular networks, much like they do with SMS text messages.

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A special thanks to Mike Schramm for posting this tip on tuaw.com. There’s a quick way to set your iPhone or iPod touch to go to sleep after a certain amount of time. Take a look.

Found this here -> http://www.viddler.com/explore/tdlifestyle/videos/228/

My Comments

I tested this with Pandora and Slacker running and playing music and didn’t appear to work like I thought it would.  The phone is still playing the music… I would have thought that sleep would have paused my music via the iPhone functions.  So I suppose it will only work with iPod/iTunes music, no shocker there.  It DOES work with iPod music however those in the Mac world refer to the music you have on your iPhone.