If you have bluetooth you can or if you have a card for your phone you can put the card in the card reader in you computer (assuming you have one) then put the pictures on the card and just put the card back in your phone....hope this helps.
I can but I don't know what phone you have but I would think you could, too. I have a Blackberry and I can send myself an email with a photo attachment and open it up with my phone and then save the attachment to the phone and can use it as wallpaper, etc.I know I can send a picture from my cell phone to my computer.
But....can I send a picture from my computer to my cell phone?
I can but I don't know what phone you have but I would think you could, too. I have a Blackberry and I can send myself an email with a photo attachment and open it up with my phone and then save the attachment to the phone and can use it as wallpaper, etc.
don't you have to pay for VZWpix? I keep getting text messages from Verizon that my VZWpics will expire (or maybe it has already) - I couldn't figure out what it was for or why I would need it.I have Verizon and I e-mail my pics to me all the time.
Just attach the pic as you would if you were e-mailing it to someone, then I type in my phone number [email protected] and I get it in a few minutes.
HTH!
Honestly, I don't know. Maybe my VZWpics is part of my monthly package. Try sending yourself one picture and then look on your next statement to see if you got billed for it.don't you have to pay for VZWpix? I keep getting text messages from Verizon that my VZWpics will expire (or maybe it has already) - I couldn't figure out what it was for or why I would need it.
I'm on Verizon. I don't pay Verizon anything when I receive a photo in an email. You only might pay (depending on your plan) if you take a picture with your phone and then email it because you are using their system to handle it and send it.don't you have to pay for VZWpix? I keep getting text messages from Verizon that my VZWpics will expire (or maybe it has already) - I couldn't figure out what it was for or why I would need it.