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An i856 uses memory cards. &nbsp;You need to select the picture, hit menu, then copy to card, then you can take your memory card out and use a card reader on your computer. &nbsp;You will need a micro sd to sd adapter if you do not currently have one. &nbsp;You may have one in your phone box.<br />
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You can also e-mail them to an e-mail address, type the e-mail address in the to: field instead of a phone number.<br />
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An i856 uses memory cards.  You need to select the picture, hit menu, then copy to card, then you can take your memory card out and use a card reader on your computer.  You will need a micro sd to sd adapter if you do not currently have one.  You may have one in your phone box.

You can also e-mail them to an e-mail address, type the e-mail address in the to: field instead of a phone number.

 

Hope that helps.

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I have a USB cable, when I plug into PC and phone, modem driver gets installed. What I want is to read the SIM card so I can download the pictures that are on the help.<br />
Any suggestions?
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I have a USB cable, when I plug into PC and phone, modem driver gets installed. What I want is to read the SIM card so I can download the pictures that are on the help.
Any suggestions?

How to read a motorola i856 from my PC

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