Getting photos from cell phone to computer

Factual Questions
1

My Pix messaging doesn’t allow the entering of anything but phone numbers. I tried using the limited web connection for email, but it doesn’t seem to allow attachements. I don’t have bluetooth or a USB cable.

I have a Razor (Verizon). What are my options? I figured that someone would have come up with the idea of a forwarding service. Send a Pix message to their phone number and they will forward them to your email address. Google turned up nothing. Does such a service exist?

2

Does your phone have a micro SD slot? Verizon enforces a pretty consistent user interface across all the phones they sell. So your Razor works a lot like my LG phone. I can move the pictures from phone memory to card memory and then remove the card and read that into a PC.

3

You can send a picture message to any email address you want. No forwarding service required. Just type an email address into the “to:” field.

4

That’s what I do.

Are you trying it correctly? Go to the TO: field and change it from numbers to letters. On my (LG) phone, there’s a thing at the bottom of the screen that says 123, click it and change it to abc and you should be good to go.
Otherwise, yeah, Pix message them to a friends phone who can then email them to you, but that’ll be time consuming.
Another thing, if you have alot of them save your email address as a contact and then you can just pull it up from the contact list instead of typing it in each time.

5

What you need are the folliowing

  1. Mini USB to USB Cable (Comes with many common Digital Cameras or can be purchased on E-bay)

  2. Motorola Drivers from Метка: Мелбет Казахстан | Мелбет приложение

  3. BitPim http://www.bitpim.org/

  4. Read this site Mark_Venture's Verizon Phone Info Page pay attention to the section marked “Wall Papers or Pictures… In BitPim Under Media -> Images…”

6

Joey P got it. There was a way to change from numeric entry to alpha entry. I had looked in options for this method. Just didn’t look in the appropriate place. Thanks for the help!

7

i noticed you mentioned that you dont have bluetooth, you should invest in a dongle as they are fairly cheap, if Verizon has not disabled the bluetooth object exchange, I just transfered about 16 photos and three vids from my razr about a few minutes ago , with bluetooth.

Declan