how do i upload pics from my cell to my pc?
149858
Send the pics to your email account.
1157875
The only way I've discovered to do this is through Bluetooth or infrared, by doing the following:\n\n1.  Connect your phone to your computer (assuming your computer and phone have bluetooth or infrared), using your computer's control panel.  You'll also need to make sure you activate bluetooth or infrared on your phone.\n\n2.  Go to the file on your computer, right click, choose "send" and then when it asks you how you want to send, choose infrared or bluetooth\n\n3.  wait the file is received on your phone and then set it as your wallpaper.
953028
You should have got a USB cable with your phone. Plug cable in phone. Plug cable in pc/laptop. And upload
975592
There are alot of after market software you load on your computer that is compatable to your phone that allows you to download your photos, backup your phone list etc.. usually comes with the software CD and an adapter that you can connect from the phone to the USB port on the computer
145649
You must transfer the picture to your host.\nThen use this code:\n<img src="yourPicture.jpg">
947094
As far as i know (cause that's what i do) - you'll need a bluetooth or IRDA adapter, usually a software programs come along with it. So just get one - and you can download to cell not only pics, but mkusic, videos and so on\n\ngood luck
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You can correct your camera to a USB port and then  a board will come and it will ask if you want to use the download wizard for photos. highlight it and click ok and it should download the photos to my photos.\n\nCheck on photos and move them to your cd write drive and burn them there.\n\nDB
853678
I have verizon and I have done it.  It goes to verizon photos and I downloaded it to my computer.  Play with your phone and you will figure it out_
716007
just plugin ur bluetooth to ur computer usb\nand then turn on ur mobile bluetooth\nthen right click on the file or song and go on "send to"\nthen send it through bluetooth and then it will search for device, it will find ur device then send ur file.
1121571
In ten easy to follow steps\n1 save them as anything you want.\n2 go to your email and click on compose\n3 click on attach files\n4 click on browse\n5 go to the folder your pictures are in\n5 click on your picture (if more than 1, repeat steps 4,5 on different pictures)\n6 click on attach\n7 type in the "to"\n8 type in the "subject"\n9 type in message \n10 click on send
395258
From ur question i understood that u want to send images to ur phone from pc.. u can use a datacable for that purpose. or u can use bluetooth or infrared for that but ur pc and phone support that. transfering thru datacable will be much fast than other two methods.
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1) Download the pic into your computer... \n\n2) The camera may have a memory stick... put the memory on the PC and copy the file there... you can always Skip this step... \n\n3) Put the file that u save on your computer directly into a document\n\n4) Print
283147
click on the pic (rigt click)\nand then click on:\nsave picture as ...\nthen u'll have 2 save it in : my pictures.
730299
Yes you will need to scan it to your computer and then follow the procedure for uploading to your website.  Pic will need to be in jpg format.\nE
623661
I have no clue.  There is this site:  (no www.) where you can send files (photos, animations, mp3s, etc) to your phone 4 free.  You just have to create an account for FREE, but you may be charged for recieving files and going online on your phone.  All they do is either send you a link via text message, or send  you a pic message and you download it from the pic.
853103
go to my files go to pictures and they should be there
1035714
If you have email on your phone you can forward them to your computer email. \n\nI have sprint pcs and forward it to yahoo. Other than that, I think they sell a device that can transfer your cellular phone pictures to a PC. \n\nData Cable\nAny phone that has a built-in camera will most likely be able to connect to a computer via a USB data connection kit. Data kits are phone specific, so you'll need to make sure you get the correct one for your model phone. The kit includes the cable that plugs your phone into your computer's USB jack, as well as software to assist in transferring files to and from the phone. \n\nOnce connected, you'll have the same file transfer abilities as you would with Bluetooth, except with a wire. Unfortunately, you cannot transfer images to anything but a computer, so don't expect to move a picture from your phone to a friend's. Though data connect kits are often more expensive than Bluetooth modules, they do transfer files at a faster speed.