Someone else stated that MMS was on par (1-to-1) with SMS, yet when you consider that in 2008, worldwide, 1.3billion MMS messages were sent compared with 4.1 TRILLION SMS messages (ie. 1 MMS sent for every ~3100 SMS, or put another way MMS equates to about 0.03% of SMS traffic) it's obvious that MMS is a LOT less popular than some people are trying to make out. I will admit that MMS serves a purpose for some people/families/groups, but they're a relatively small minority of users (based on the traffic numbers) and I would rather Nokia target their seemingly limited Maemo development resources elsewhere before getting around to adding MMS.