how can I send pics to my cellphone

[nane1104 146]

Does anyone know a good website to upload pictures and send them to a cellphone? I had found a great working website but lost the link to it.

I have a verizon wireless phone...

[45495 1]

can you not use bluetooth? no website needed!

[pedroh 21]

or a usb cable and the driver for the cellphone

its free usually (the driver)

[nane1104 146]

I have neither a cable nor bluetooth...

[GaryC 7]

This site is free and it works very well for me.

http://pcs.cruz-network.net/

[nane1104 146]

This site is free and it works very well for me.

http://pcs.cruz-network.net/

THank you, Gary! I got the download link sent to my phone per sms but I don't know how to get the picture downloaded...oh well, I will figure it out somehow I hope.

[GaryC 7]

This site is free and it works very well for me.

http://pcs.cruz-network.net/

THank you, Gary! I got the download link sent to my phone per sms but I don't know how to get the picture downloaded...oh well, I will figure it out somehow I hope.

With my sprint phone it sent a password that I had to enter. Once I did that the picture downloaded. I don't know if Verison is different. At least the site claims to work with your provider.

[nane1104 146]

This site is free and it works very well for me.

http://pcs.cruz-network.net/

THank you, Gary! I got the download link sent to my phone per sms but I don't know how to get the picture downloaded...oh well, I will figure it out somehow I hope.

With my sprint phone it sent a password that I had to enter. Once I did that the picture downloaded. I don't know if Verison is different. At least the site claims to work with your provider.

Yes, this is how the site worked I used before. But this one doesn't seem to support verizon in the same way...oh well...

But thank you for the help!!!

[DeadPoolX 9]

What type of cell phone do you have? Some of them are more difficult to work with than others. For instance, mine's a Motorola KRZR K1m and in order to get whatever images and sound files I want on it (instead of downloading what Verizon chooses for me at a cost), I had to download special third-party software and edit some of the settings on the phone internally (through the software).

So to help, I'd need to know the following:

1. What type of phone? What company? I don't mean provider, I'm talking about the phone itself.

2. What sort of interface plug? Is it a standard 2.5mm jack or a USB-B plug?

3. Is it VCast enabled? If it is, we'd need to bypass that.

If this sounds complicated, well... it is in the beginning. Once you get the hang of it, it soon becomes simple enough. The bottom line is that many providers (Verizon included) attempt to "lock" you into purchasing whatever extras you might want from them, so they make money. They don't want you putting your own stuff on their phones. If you ask them, they'll tell you that you can't do it, but that's a lie. You can; you just can't do it with the phone as it is from them. The cell phone makers allow users to put whatever they want on their phones, it's the cell phone providers that limit you.

[nane1104 146]

What type of cell phone do you have? Some of them are more difficult to work with than others. For instance, mine's a Motorola KRZR K1m and in order to get whatever images and sound files I want on it (instead of downloading what Verizon chooses for me at a cost), I had to download special third-party software and edit some of the settings on the phone internally (through the software).

So to help, I'd need to know the following:

1. What type of phone? What company? I don't mean provider, I'm talking about the phone itself.

2. What sort of interface plug? Is it a standard 2.5mm jack or a USB-B plug?

3. Is it VCast enabled? If it is, we'd need to bypass that.

If this sounds complicated, well... it is in the beginning. Once you get the hang of it, it soon becomes simple enough. The bottom line is that many providers (Verizon included) attempt to "lock" you into purchasing whatever extras you might want from them, so they make money. They don't want you putting your own stuff on their phones. If you ask them, they'll tell you that you can't do it, but that's a lie. You can; you just can't do it with the phone as it is from them. The cell phone makers allow users to put whatever they want on their phones, it's the cell phone providers that limit you.

It's a motorola razr vm3, has a usb jack and is vcast enabled as far as I know...(did I mention I am a cellphone dummie?)