okay..i know i ask about cameras A LOT..but this time its ONLII about cell phone cameras!
Your cellphone camera....how do you upload pictures from your cellphone camera?!?! I CANNOT GO ON THE INTERNET ON MY CELLPHONE (so don't tell me anything dealing with internet...like..e-mail it to myself, upload it at photobucket.com or w/e)... I know you have to get some kind of chord..but how do you know which one to get?!?! and where to get it?!?!
please do not close this topic until i have found my answer. thankyou!
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What is your phone model? You're going to have to be a bit more specific than just the company who makes it.
Your camera should come with a cord in which you can plug into your phone and plug into the USB outlet of your computer.
Do you still have all the stuff that came with your phone?
Do you still have all the stuff that came with your phone?
^^^ Not all phones come with the cord, as a matter of fact, MOST camera phones don't come with it. You have to look for the USB cable through the internet or something. And have a program to use it.
We get too many of these questions...
QUOTE(Krunk_Muzik @ Jan 16 2006, 9:04 PM)
^^^ Not all phones come with the cord, as a matter of fact, MOST camera phones don't come with it. You have to look for the USB cable through the internet or something. And have a program to use it.
Really? Because I've bought my fair share of camera phones, and they've ALL come with cords.
Text messaging is considered internet related? 
well mine has a little slot for a flash card becuz its a cellhpone/mp3 so i can move picture into the card put the card into another card=.= nd put that card ina adapter then i can put music or pictures in the acrd nd everntually put it bak in my phone ^^
Actually, most phones SHOULD could with a usb cord. If not, then there's always cords that one can order in order to transfer them.
Or if your phone has bluetooth, you can get a bluetooth dongle (dungle?) and then connect it, and it'll transfer files. I heard it's much easier than using a usb data cable. Or so I've heard. I've only had my fair share of data cables--I've yet to try bluetooth.
You should really look up on cellphone forums for this, but I do post quite often on cell phone forums so yea it depends. What kind of phone do you have? I can only help with samsung phones, since I only have experience with samsungs. I also have experience with Samsung PC Studio 2.0 PIMS & FIle Manager, as well as image editor. :]
You can find cords by going on eBay.com and then type in USB data cale for [INSERT PHONE MODEL HERE]. Good luck :] Oh and don't forget, you'll need a program. Best to go google up what program you'll need
Or if your phone has bluetooth, you can get a bluetooth dongle (dungle?) and then connect it, and it'll transfer files. I heard it's much easier than using a usb data cable. Or so I've heard. I've only had my fair share of data cables--I've yet to try bluetooth.
You should really look up on cellphone forums for this, but I do post quite often on cell phone forums so yea it depends. What kind of phone do you have? I can only help with samsung phones, since I only have experience with samsungs. I also have experience with Samsung PC Studio 2.0 PIMS & FIle Manager, as well as image editor. :]
You can find cords by going on eBay.com and then type in USB data cale for [INSERT PHONE MODEL HERE]. Good luck :] Oh and don't forget, you'll need a program. Best to go google up what program you'll need
you can sign up at your dealers website or something and send to your album...
like i have Tmobile so i made an account and an album so if i take a picture after i save it i do Send to album and it uploads.
like i have Tmobile so i made an account and an album so if i take a picture after i save it i do Send to album and it uploads.
Okay first off, give us your phone model.
QUOTE(uLoVeMikeRoch @ Jan 20 2006, 3:35 PM)
Okay first off, give us your phone model.
I don't think she'll be coming back...
A little off-topic, but just wondering -- do you still have a samsung e315? What happened with the water damage?
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