Technically, if you can get the images off the phone via an IR port, Bluetooth, or a cable and have an Internet service provider, you can send the pictures as an attachment to any e-mail address that will accept them. However, if you want to send the pictures directly from the handset, you'll need to subscribe to the carrier's data service, such as T-Mobile's GPRS network. Plus, if you plan to send the images directly to another cell phone, the recipient will need to use the same carrier and have a mobile that accepts images; in other words, it should be multimedia message-capable.