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Cycle Touring … backup’s (battery, phone) - (and having a camera), (carrying a photo album)…SO THE idea is (save effort via) : CAMERA PHONE (2nd phone in carriage) - (photo’s taken with mobile phone camera and saved as EMAIL when in townships (access onto Telephone Service Provider) in that area. NOTE : Memory capacity on the mobile for holding the photo’s till SAFTEY save via EMAIL, and quality of camera of the MOBILE phone, support for email of PHOTO from the phone (ie. as in when in the email area of the phone as in use - to send the selected photo based in the phones memory, already stored!),prefer clam shell PROTECT of lens (ie. open and point). RELIABLE…(MOTOROLA preferred) LG is ok…is NOKIA better … (-: (NO TERMS NO CONDITIONS ACCEPTED ON ADVICE - only THANK YOU!) - paperless concept - PAPER CLIP 1 to ROLODEX )huh !)

but I should be able to. The phone is unlocked and should work anywhere in the world I am with a different SIM card. T-Mobile US does not seem to be able to help as the NEC e949 is not on the market in the US yet. Someone has the same? Can anyone help configure MMS and Email Services?
Thank you!

A friend of mine is replacing her old Cingular Motorola RAZR phone and has photos on the phone that she doesn’t want to lose, but the carrier is requiring her to send in the old phone in order to replace it. We tried emailing the photos from her phone to an email address, but kept getting an error message. (She does not have email service on the phone, so that is probably why it didn’t work.) She has some very special pictures that she does not want to lose. There has got to be a better way… can anyone please help? Can anyone point me to an after market USB cable I can buy that would allow her to download pics from phone to PC?

I have been using an iPhone 3G since January of 2009. I am a “power-user” (meaning I use it every day for features such as email, browsing, etc.) and really can’t stand my iPhone, and after deactivating the service, will be in the market for a new smartphone.
I was mainly wondering if anyone had any recommendations for me and if they could please explain why.

As far as hardware goes, I don’t mind what size, and truthfully, I usually like them on the larger size, I was disappointed that the 3G was so small, sleek and thin. As you can tell by the iPhone bit, I also prefer capacitive touch screens.

In the software department, I mentioned I am an power-user, so I like a rich UI (User Interface) and powerful Email, GPS, Applications Store, etc.

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Sending pictures from email is no problem, sending 15 second videos from another samsung alias is no problem. But when I download, and when needed, convert the video to the proper format, I am unable to send it *to* my phone. The most I ever get is just a picture of the first frame. I have contacted verizon wireless (my provider) they told me they had no information on it.

I want to send a video from my cell phone to my computer without using email or text messaging. I cannot send it from my phone to computer via text/email because it is too large. I do not want to trim the video. My phone is a Sony Ericsson w300i. I have the data cable for the phone but I do not know How (If it’s even possible) to upload things from the phone to the PC. I only know how to put things from the computer to the phone (such as music). Does anyone know how I can use this data cable to upload a video from my phone to my PC or any other ways to get it to my PC without text or email?

I am trying to share my videos online so I need to email them but i can’t figure out how.

should i get my phone by?

i already use video email, video blog, video conferencing, and life broad casting, for personal and business and its fantastic is here to stay or is it just a fad. I thought the mobile phone was fad but its here for good is video communication going to do the same thing. its already priced right to stay but will it take off, all my friends use it but what about the rest of the world?

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I’m currently considering a phone upgrade to something with a large internal memory, an MP3 player and 3G for picking up email and possibly my google webmail. GPS and a good internal camera wouldn’t go amiss either.

At first, I was pretty taken by the iPhone 3G, but couldn’t justify the cost, not to mention that I find Apple’s proprietary attitude and aggressive marketing increasingly distasteful. I am quite a fan of the iTunes software, mind you, and to continue using it does hold some appeal.

Now I’ve discovered I can renew my contract and get a Samsung Omnia off my provider for free, and they’re introducing the Nokia N96 soon, which I should be able to get at a very small cost.

The phone nerds don’t like the Windows skeleton below the pretty skin of the Omnia, and I know that Windows Mobile isn’t the best performer for audio. I know precious little about the N96, except that it would probably do all the things I want.

Any suggestions?