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Upside: New online storage and sharing site; fairly inexpensive.

Downside: No editing or printing options.

Bottom line: Easy to use and affordable, though it doesn't feature the cool extras you get with Sprint or Verizon's online offerings.

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T-Mobile offers a Picture & Video Messaging plan. For $2.99 a month, you can send up to 20 pictures or video messages to any e-mail address or T-Mobile camera phone. Each additional message costs 10 cents. Alternatively, if you decide to pay as you go, T-Mobile charges 25 cents per message.

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T-Mobile also introduced My Album, providing its camera phone customers with online storage and sharing. You can send friends invitations to view your pictures online or keep your albums private, and you can upload any picture from your computer to the site.

Camera phones include: 

• Sharp TM-150

• Motorola A630

• Nokia 3220

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