- Launching Safari
- Keying in a URL Manually
- Navigating a Webpage
- Using Your Bookmarks
- Adding a Bookmark
- Editing a Bookmark
- Deleting a Bookmark
- Adding a Web Clip
- Multiple Home Screens
- Rearrange Your Home Screen Icons
- Removing a Web Clip
- Using Google or Yahoo Search
- Viewing Your Pages Horizontally
- Dialing a Phone Number on a Webpage
- Navigating Back and Forth
- Getting a New Page
- Navigate Between Pages in Safari
- Refreshing a Page
- Viewing RSS Feeds on the iPhone
- Filling in an Online Form on Your iPhone
- Closing a Page
- MMS Support-Kind Of
MMS Support—Kind Of
The iPhone still doesn’t support MMS (multimedia messaging), so there is no way to send a photo, for example, directly to another cell phone without using email. Although Apple may add this feature in a future update, there is currently no way to send an MMS message on the iPhone. However, if you receive an MMS message, AT&T has stepped in with a solution (check with your carrier if you don’t have AT&T). AT&T has a website set up at www.viewmymessage.com. When you receive an MMS message on your iPhone, you’ll get a text message stating that you have received a multimedia message, and it will also give you the viewmymessage.com site with a special login and password just for that message. You can then tap the viewmymessage.com link in the text message and view the message directly in Safari on the iPhone. Note: See page 259 in Chapter 9 for a workaround tip on how to send an MMS message.