Downloading photo to computer

best way is via a computer, make sure you put the phone in File Transfer mode (by scrolling down and bringing down notification bar, than click on USB options)

other than that, you will need an OTG (on the go) cable adapter for phone to read usb drive directly.

It's in your best interest to transfer the photos to a local storage solution, perhaps an external hard drive, or another cloud based drive. Once you cancel the service, no guarantee that your data will still be there, so take care of your data and those precious photos.

How to Transfer Photos: Windows Vista/7 Users If you have Windows 7 or Vista, there are two easy ways to transfer your photos directly to your desired folder or directory.

AutoPlay Method

When your iPhone device is connected, click on the Start Menu, and then Control Panel. Click Hardware and Sound. Select AutoPlay, scroll down to find where your iPhone device is listed, open the drop-down menu, and select "Ask me every time."
Step 1 - Connect your iPhone device
If you enabled the AutoPlay behavior using the method described above, you can skip this step, because your iPhone is already plugged in. If not, connect your device using the appropriate USB cable that your phone came with.
Step 2 - Import Pictures and Video

The AutoPlay prompt should appear with your device type listed at the top. Click the first link that says "Import Pictures and Video."
If for some reason the AutoPlay prompt did not appear, go to Start, then Computer, then right click on the icon for your iPhone device and select "Import pictures and video" from the context menu that appears.
Step 3 - Choose a directory, and import
Before you click Import, go to Import Settings, and select the "Import to" field to select the destination you want your photos to transfer to. By default, they will transfer to your My Pictures folder. You can also select the "Always erase from device after copying" option, though this is, as always, optional.
Click OK, then click Import, and your photos will be transferred to their designated directory.

Windows Explorer

If you don't want to mess with AutoPlay, you can find and transfer your photos manually using Windows Explorer.
Step 1 - Connect your iPhone device
Step 2 - Click Start, then Computer
This should take you to a Windows Explorer page that lists your hard disk drive(s), and devices with removable storage. If connected properly, your iPhone device will register as a device with removable storage, and you will see the icon for it listed below this header.
Step 3 - Double-click your device's logo in Windows Explorer
Double-clicking your device will open it up as a directory, full of folders and sub-folders that store all of your phone's content.
Step 4 - Open your camera folder
Your camera folder should be located in [Your iPhone Device]\Internal Storage\DCIM\100APPLE. This means once you're in your iPhone's directory, click on the Internal Storage folder, then the DCIM folder, then the 100APPLE folder.
Step 5 - Transfer your photos
You can import your device's photos by selecting the ones you want, or pressing Ctrl+A to select them all, and dragging them onto your desktop. Or, you can hit Ctrl+C to copy the photos, and then hit Ctrl+V in the folder you want to copy them into.

do you mean upload pictures from phone to computer

you will need to connect your phone to your computer using the bluetooth connection on the phone and the usb port and install it
once its connected to the usb lead it should automatically in windows 7 or you might have to open it open up manually click start right click on my computer you should see your mass storage device if you dont see it

click start control panel administration tools computer management device manager scroll through all of the devices if you see a yellow question or exclamation mark or a red x you will need to update the driver right click on the device to update driver
if your computer came with a motherboard disc the drivers could be on it

click start click on my computer to open from there you should see your mass storage device then right click to open you should find the photos in there

click start all programs accessories open windows explorer navigate to your photos
right click on the photo's select copy navigate back to the photo folder right click select paste or select the top photo hold the mouse cursor then select the bottom photo then drag the photos to your photo folder then drop them


or if you are downloading photos from the internet
once it starts downloading windows will ask whether you want to run or save it
a browse option will open you can save it into a folder in my documents or another device or a usb device

if you need more help with this post a reply
hope this helps

you will need to connect your nokia to your computer usally the blutooth connetiont on the phone through a usb port and install it you might have to turn the settings on the nokia data transfer or sync with pc
once its connected to the usb lead it should automatically in windows 7 or you might have to open it open up manually click start right click on my computer you should see your mass storage device if you dont see it
click start control panel administration tools computer management device manager scroll through all of the devices if you see a yellow question or exclamation mark or a red x you will need to update the driver right click on the device to update driver
if your computer came with a motherboard disc the drivers could be on it

or if you are downloading photos from the internet
once it starts downloading windows will ask whether you want to run or save it
a browse option will open you can save it to your nokia or into a folder in my documents or another device or a usb device remember it my be listed as a mass storage device
hope this helps

you need a conector for iPhone download to pc

I am going to provide general information because the model of the phone was not specified.
If the phone connects via USB it will most likely automatically be recognized by windows 7 as a usb mass storage device. simply navigate to the DCIM folder and extract your photos. if you could provide specifics i could give you a more definite answer.

To download pictures from your cell phone to your computer, plug a USB cord into the phone and the computer, find the mobile device drive, and drag and drop photos from the "Pictures" folder. Transfer photos from a mobile device to a computer with information from a wireless specialist in this free video on cell phone
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Here is the video also..
http://www.ehow.com/video_4756737_download-pictures-from-cell-phone.html
Thank you

Hai, It is possible to connect the device and make it appear as a removable disk or mass storage device. The same as connecting a USB drive to the computer. To do that, go to Start > Settings > USB Connection mode on the phone. Choose Mass Storage and My storage in the drop down list. If you have a storage card, it will alse appear in that list. Now, all you have to do, is connect your device, open Windows Explore on the computer to copy/paste your pictures to the location you want. Again, this is a much faster way to transfer a lot of files rather than using WMDC to sync.

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