Can I send porn though it.
Well if I didn't miss people like AbbyNrml so much I wouldn't ask for this device but... T-Mobile announced a new video service that will be available using a Nokia 3650 color videophone that allows customers to record a 10-second audio and video clip and then send it as an e-mail attachment. T-Mobile is selling the phone for $299, and customers will need to subscribe to a $2.99 a month service to transmit data, photos and video. The service allows 10 videos or 30 photos to be transmitted per month. Subscribers also will have to pay a monthly service fee for voice services. I wonder if they watch the video that goes through t-mobile MTA. The full story is here.