Originally posted by: PSYCHO_DAYV
I HAVE FIREFOX INSTALLED, AND I USE IT EVERY ONCE IN A WHILE. THE THING THAT I DON'T LIKE ABOUT T IS THAT IT LOOKS TO MUCH LIKE SOMETHING YOU WOULD FIND ON WINDOWS. HOWEVER, THE ADD-ONS FOR FIREFOX ARE PRETTY COOL. THAT'S PROBABLY WHAT MADE IT SO POPULAR IN THE FIRST PLACE.

I HONESTLY DON'T UNDERSTAND WHY SOME PEOPLE ARE STILL USING IE. IT'S BECOME SO OUTDATED. THERE ARE A LOT OF WEBSITE THAT REQUIRE EITHER FIREFOX OR SAFARI. IF YOU TRY USING IE YOU'RE SHIT OUT OF LUCK.

I think something like 75% of all computers use IE to browse the web. It used to be a lot higher before Firefox came out. The problem with IE (and this is the reason I've despised it for the past 10 years) is that it doesn't conform to W3C web standards like Mozilla browsers, Safari, Opera, etc. do. IE instead uses their own coding and standards, which is why web sites optimized for IE don't work correctly with any other browser. Any site that says it's optimized for Firefox or any other browser usually means that it conforms to web standards and therefore will work the way it was intended to on any browser but IE. That's not to say such sites, or even IE optimized sites won't work in other browsers, but usually are missing certain functionality or features.

Anyway, back on topic.
I heard the other day that the iPhone still can't send multimedia messages, and despite the upgrades to the interface, people are still peeved at Apple for not including a feature that is standard on pretty much any other phone today. Is it true that you can "hack" your iPhone to enable pic and movie messages?