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Google Voice Now Accepting MMS from T-Mobile

Nov 7, 2013, 5:16 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Google Voice users can now receive MMS messages from T-Mobile phone numbers. Incoming MMS messages will be pushed to Google Voice users' Gmail accounts, which will then generate a regular text message to the Google Voice number to notify the user about the multimedia content. Google Voice users cannot send MMS messages, however, nor can they receive MMS messages from AT&T and Verizon Wireless. Google said broader MMS support is coming to Google Voice early next year.

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alfasf

Nov 7, 2013, 7:41 PM

Interesting

Interesting...some prepaid subscribers like metroPCS or BoostMobile could do this since its inception and no restriction to receive MMS sent to Gmail inbox. Still waiting to send MMS using Google Voice.

kwaboat

as a sprint customer i could send to tmobile but couldn't receive. for at&t i can send and receive. for verizon neither send or receieve. other sprint customers i can only receive from them but at one point could send or receive. for boost i could ...
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