About a week ago Boris and I showed up early to the Raincity office and were discussing sending and receiving MMS messages on carriers in Canada. Apparently people in the US do this all time and I thought we should give it a try. So, at 9:07am I sent an MMS message with a low-res photo just to see what would happen.
Because we were sending from my old Motorola V710 on Telus to Boris' Nokia on Fido/Rogers we didn't have much hope that it would arrive immediately. I expected that we would probably get it by lunch but as the day went by I forgot about our experiment.
The next morning I get a text-message from Boris: Got the mms at 11pm - go realtime
Now why does it that it take 14 hours to receive an MMS message? Is this why I don't bother to using this?
Of course, Telus' website is classic:

Have you tried picture messaging? Was it quick like you expected? Did you use it again?