Many people found it’s hard to believe that Apple does not make MMS available for iPhone 2G, it is because that iphone is a non-proxied device, in other word that there is no need for iPhone to have WAP translation to view web content and therefore does not traverse the WAP gateway, but there is hack available to enable MMS for iPhone 2G, but it only works for jailbroken iPhones.

Before go to the tutorial to enable MMS on Iphone 2G read this:

• If your iPhone 2G have not been jailbroken then head to this link:Jailbreak iPhone 2G for Windows & Mac OS.
• Afterward make sure you have updated to iPhone 3.0 and have been jailbroken or else you’ll be sorry.

How to Enable MMS on iPhone 2G

1. Open Cydia
2. Inside Cydia, find for ActiveMMS2G
3. Now Install ActiveMMS2G, now click Confirm to make the installation process run.
4. Wait for the installation process finishes. Now Reboot Device in order to restart your iPhone.
5. It’s recommended to consult your carrier to make a setting for your MMS. For example if you are T-Mobile US user, visit this page to find the setting. Before continuing to enable MMS make sure you’ve fill its value.
6. Hit Network to get back and hit Home button to go back to home screen
7. Power off your iPhone and turn it on again
8. Launch Messages application after it’s booted up and a Camera icon will appear. Now, you can tap on the icon, select the photo to embed in the message and send it out.

   

9. Hope this tutorial will enable MMS for your iPhone 2G

My visitor on Downgrade iPhone 3GS 3.1 to 3.0 OS Firmware asks on what it takes to get him permanently out of recovery mode? This condition usually occurs after jailbreaking or unlocking iPhone, as the result of it, each time we restart our iPhone, it enters in recovery mode, of course this situation can be frustrating because we have to repeatedly typing ./irecovery -s every time in terminal.

What he is currently facing called as recovery mode loop (i.e. your phone enters recovery mode on every reboot). So if anyone reading this post facing the similar situation, follow these guides to get you out from this inconvenient situation.

In this post we are going to use iRecovery, is libusd-based a libusb-based command line utility for Mac OS X and Linux (perhaps Windows too). It is able to talk to the iBoot/iBSS in Apple’s iPhone/iPod touch via USB. (Source: Wikipedia IRecovery)

For Windows users, installing LibUsb-Win32 is required to run iRecovery.LibUsb-Win32, a port of the USB library libusb the Windows operating system. Because it will give permission to user space applications to access any USB device on Windows.

Attention : Before getting started Download this package included iRecovery for Windows & Mac and LibUsb-Win32 Download Here. This process is universal and tested several times though we are not responsible for and damage (if any) use it at your own risk..

So if you want to get yourself out of recovery mode loop, follow this link as a solution of your problem:

Get Out Of Recovery Mode Loop On Restart – iPhone