Difference between revisions of "Send Pictures from Your Cell Phone to Your Computer"
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#Login to your email and download the photo. When you open your email account, you should see a message sent from your phone, with the photo as an attachment. Download the attachment, and the photo will be on your computer. | #Login to your email and download the photo. When you open your email account, you should see a message sent from your phone, with the photo as an attachment. Download the attachment, and the photo will be on your computer. | ||
===USB Cable Method=== | ===USB Cable Method=== | ||
| − | #Find or purchase a USB cable for your phone. Most phones you purchase now will come with a USB cable that allows it to be connected directly to your computer. If your phone didn't come with one, search online for a new or used one you can buy, or contact your phone's manufacturer. | + | #Find or purchase a USB cable for your phone. Most phones you purchase now will come with a USB cable that allows it to be connected directly to your computer. If your phone didn't come with one, search online for a new or used one you can buy, or contact your phone's manufacturer. |
| − | #Plug your phone into your computer. Make sure the phone is on. | + | #Plug your phone into your computer. Make sure the phone is on. |
#Open up iTunes, or open the phone's files the same way you would open a flash drive. | #Open up iTunes, or open the phone's files the same way you would open a flash drive. | ||
#*If you use iTunes to manage files on your phone, simply press the drop arrow next to your phone on the left-hand sidebar. Double-click photos, and drag what you want onto your desktop or into a new folder. | #*If you use iTunes to manage files on your phone, simply press the drop arrow next to your phone on the left-hand sidebar. Double-click photos, and drag what you want onto your desktop or into a new folder. | ||
