Re: [OT] Can i send a picture message to some one ?

["m_surgenor" <malcolm@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I didnt realise this, and I don't know if it's the same for all
providers, but with Orange you can e-mail mobile phone pictures and
if the recipient hasn't a picture capable phone they get a text
pointing them to a web version. Here's the FAQ...

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http://www.orange.co.uk/services/photomessaging/faqs.html

I have an Orange Photo Messaging phone; can I send photo messages to
email addresses?

Yes. You can actually send photo messages to three different
destinations. Not only can you send to other Photo Messaging phones,
but you can also send directly to email addresses by simply inputting
an email address instead of a mobile phone number. The message will
be received as a normal email. Finally, you can send photo messages
to any other mobile which does not support Photo Messaging, and the
person will receive a text message with details of how to view the
message on the web. It costs the same amount to send to any of the
above.
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Malcolm


-- In ukha_d@xxxxxxx, "Dean Barrett" <dean@r...> wrote:
> I know this sounds really stupid..
>
> I've taken a picture via my mobile and need to now get it off.
>
> Can i sent it to someone via SMS thingy who has a bluetooth link to
their
> PC, and then email it to me.
>
> (i'm not really in to these mobile phone things...)
>
>
> Dean.
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