How Do You Transfer Gallery Photos To The Phone Storage For PC Access For An AT&T Cingular Flip 4

Hi JimmyJJames. Let's help you to transfer gallery photos to the device storage of your AT&T Cingular Flip 4.

You can get the best results by updating the storage location as detailed under Set storage location at Access, Store Photos & Videos.

Try this and let us know how it goes.

Thank you for reaching out to AT&T Community Forums.

Lar, AT&T Community Specialist

Yeah, my phone didn't come w/ an SD card, so I have to get one, before I can proceed.

We want to know how it goes, JimmyJJames. Thanks for reaching back out to us.

Also, you can try managing files with the File Manager app, which is available from the Internal memory or the SD Card.

1. To access the File Manager, press the OK key from the Home screen.
2. Next, select File Manager from the Apps Menu.

From here, you should be able to to transfer your AT&T Cingular Flip 4's gallery to the device's Internal storage.

We hope this info helps. Keep us updated.

Lar, AT&T Community Specialist

Ok,... I get it now, it was "obviously" not completely obvious or intuitive, unless you've been there before,...

 
File Manager (App)
___ Internal
    ___ photos
    ___ DCIM - digital camera image management (or internal memory)
        ___ 100KAIOS - Android iOS
            ___ phone's digital photos are automatically stored here,...

Once I figured this out, as per the [DCF Camera File System] Specifications, I was able to transfer the photo JPG files from the [100KAIOS] folder onto the [photos] folder, & then my laptop could access these JPG files. Actually, once the laptop/PC can view the "At&t Cingular Flip 4" [Internal] file system, all of the folders there, including [photos] & [DCIM][100KAIOS] can be accessed, & thus transferring the photos onto the [photos] folder, was not necessary to access these files. The [photos] folder might be where you'd like to store your photos, those you'd like to keep, & the [100KAIOS] is just where the phone photos get automatically stored from the [Digital Camera]. What a trip for someone w/o a technical acumen,...
Thank you for the "hint".

Thank you JimmyJJames, that is good news to hear you were able to figure it out.

Glad to hear you are able to now access your photos with a laptop off your device. Feel free to reach back out if you have any other questions or concerns. Thank you for choosing AT&T!

Carlton, AT&T Community Specialist 

Thank you,...