Just got a Moto Razr V3-- how to transfer pics to PC?

[DaveInLA]

I've taken a couple of pictures and would like to get them onto my PC. How do I do that? I tried hooking it up via a USB cable from my Palm, but it says that it needs some software (that didn't come with the phone). I tried searching for the drivers online but all I found was a bunch of crap that didn't work. Any help? I know a lot of you are able to get phone camera pics online, so hopefully you can give me some advice. Thanks.

P.S. I'd rather not go thru the email route-- that's time-consuming and I don't have any of those "media" plans so it's also $$$.

[GaryE30]

I have a CD that I can install to my computer to retrieve the pictures from my phone. I havent installed it yet, but If I do and if it works, then maybe I can send it to you to see if you can get it to work.

[Ryan Stewart]

Go onto a motorola forum. Motmodders, motox, whatever. Someone there will have it.

There are 2 apps you can use. The retail one is mobile phone tools. There are a bunch of home-brew apps that start with P2K.... that also allow you to hack features of your phone.

[bimmers4life]

if your comp has bluetooth then thats the easiest way to do it.

[parkerbink]

Mine came with a cd which had all the apps I needed and the usb cable to connect them together. Did yours? If so that is it, if not you need the cable anf then go to Motorola's site and d/l the apps.

A quick google search led me here:

http://forum.osnn.net/showthread.php?t=84111

[cgregory]

if your comp has bluetooth then thats the easiest way to do it.

QFT

just buy a bluetooth adapter for $10 and you can transfer everytihng wirelessly without software

[DaveInLA]

I don't have a media plan, so I'll be charged for every kilobyte of info that gets transmitted or downloaded by the phone. I think it's 1 cent per kb, so 100 kb = $1.

As for the link posted above, I've seen that, but that driver is to charge the phone through the PC. I have no use for that. I'll try searching some Moto forums.

[M42Technik]

What I do is send them to my e-mail, and just the ones I want. It would take far too long otherwise.

Once there, I open the picture, see it on the screen. Then hit "print screen" and then open up Photoshop CS2, and create a .jpg image out of it. it won't let you save it since it is an unrecognized file (.bin) otherwise...

Yea, I'm looking for an easier alternative to it, and the ability to put them all on my computer at once, rather than one by one...

EDIT: Just noticed your blurb about not doing what I just said..haha! Well, good luck.

[parkerbink]

That specific link is to a driver but there is a faq section with more than I wanted to know. lol good luck. Maybe get a media plan for one month?

[Digitalwave]

You can send a picture message to your e-mail with the pictures. It won't charge you by the kb. Just enter your email instead of a phone number as the receipient. I think Verizon charges $0.25 per pix message.

[M42Technik]

You can send a picture message to your e-mail with the pictures. It won't charge you by the kb. Just enter your email instead of a phone number as the receipient. I think Verizon charges $0.25 per pix message.

Yea thats what I do...but it takes a long time if you have 7 months of pictures stored in the phone, and you have to do it one by one...