[bossmatt]

I cannot believe this can't be done but am beginning to wonder.... any ideas?

[nightman]

Try Ascendo Photos :
http://www.handango.com/PlatformProd...65582&R=165582

It allows easy to transfer pictures from PC to handheld via USB. Very nice tool !

[SeRi@lDiE]

Originally Posted by nightman

Try Ascendo Photos :
http://www.handango.com/PlatformProd...65582&R=165582

It allows easy to transfer pictures from PC to handheld via USB. Very nice tool !

Nice tool!
Thanks!!!!!

[kurichan]

Or even better, if you have EDGE or EVDO, put your pics on Flickr, then view them with JiveSlide. Very cool and doesn't fill precious memory!

[KonTiki]

Or just email them to yourself.

[dmitrij]

I like Ascendo Photos v2. Excellent Product!

[finch]

Hers's my plug as I'm very please with the product GTPhoto from www.greentechmobile.com

[Dooleyuga]

It amazes me that even though there there is an application called Pictures, the BB does not support MMS messages. Not sure, why but Cingular and BB said more reseach needs to be done. ah ok...

[theBorg]

I say it's an OK tool. To get the pictures to the desktop of the device, however, requires email access. That's not very convenient. What a pain the lockdown on so many features is.

The BB is a great tool even without 'net service... but it creates some astounding limitations.

-mikeT

[tom2112]

Originally Posted by theBorg

The BB is a great tool even without 'net service... but it creates some astounding limitations.

You know, that's the FIRST thing I noticed about the Blackberry. What's up with that? Great product, great tool. What works works well. But there are so many fuctions that are deliberately limited, turned off, or just plain not implemented.

[socal7100t]

Originally Posted by Dooleyuga

It amazes me that even though there there is an application called Pictures, the BB does not support MMS messages. Not sure, why but Cingular and BB said more reseach needs to be done. ah ok...

Hello,

Somebody please correct me if I am wrong or maybe misunderstand. My unit does support MMS messages. I can receive and send them.

[dtrent]

the thing i do to get images to my phone, is to just send them to my email address and just save the photo attachment... i have the 7130e w/verizon, so i am not sure that all the rest of them accept the attachments the same....

[kurrupt_1]

Originally Posted by dmitrij

I like Ascendo Photos v2. Excellent Product!

I agree!

[theBorg]

Originally Posted by socal7100t

Hello,

Somebody please correct me if I am wrong or maybe misunderstand. My unit does support MMS messages. I can receive and send them.

you are probably emailing them, which is not MMS. MMS is like an expanded SMS but that can include sounds, images, and text.

the Sony t610 has a brilliant MMS implementation.

[skjstein]

Dtrent, I've got the 7130 recently and have sent an email with jpg to my email but am not able to open or save the attachment. How do you save the photo attachment?

[rlprtct]

I am able to transfer images, but need to be able to open all images at same time instead of opening each attachment seperately. For medical use.

[rlprtct]

Can the blackberry 7130e open a zip file with multiple images?

[bitwerks]

Originally Posted by theBorg

The BB is a great tool even without 'net service... but it creates some astounding limitations.

I think this is due to greed. If RIM really wanted to make the BB top drawer they could open up the OS and API to the world and let everyone hack away. Greed comes in as it would steal revenue from the providers (like T-Mobile) that want to charge for ringtones, skins, and every silly little thing that ought to be free to subscribers.

[coreyg510]

Originally Posted by bitwerks

I think this is due to greed. If RIM really wanted to make the BB top drawer they could open up the OS and API to the world and let everyone hack away. Greed comes in as it would steal revenue from the providers (like T-Mobile) that want to charge for ringtones, skins, and every silly little thing that ought to be free to subscribers.

Yes because the hard work of others ought to be free right?

[TechLifter]

theBorg: Yeah, I believe you're right: I've been able to both send and recieve MMS on my 7100 for some time now. It was active with the last OS upgrade.