It used to be the case with my AT&T service (that the Contact needed to identify “iPhone” rather than simply “Mobile”), but I’ve noticed over the past year or so the system seems to identify iPhone addressees whether or not I’ve identified their mobile phone as an iPhone or not. I’m certain this is only the case if messaging to another AT&T iPhone customer. Just thought this may prove useful.
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