I wasn't aware that the OP's question involved Verizon or AT&T. Must have missed that one.
But to the OP's question, when I plug my iPhone up to my iMac, iPhoto opens with a window showing photos on my iPhone taken since my last connection with the option to import all or selected photos. No big deal, right.
However, the exact same thing happens when I plug in my Canon digital camera and the card from my game camera.
IOW, it just works and that's the message I was attempting to convey to the OP.
(FWIW, ol' dan, I have it from the highest sources that Verizon will have the iPhone in Jan. 2011. Do you have any more snarky remarks?)
Then you also missed that his question was about an LG phone, not an Apple, right? How will buying an Apple phone help him get his photos off his LG phone?
Can buying an Apple phone do this for him?
But to the OP's question, when I plug my iPhone up to my iMac, iPhoto opens with a window showing photos on my iPhone taken since my last connection with the option to import all or selected photos. No big deal, right.
That's just it. Your post had nothing to do with the OP's question. You posted a pic of an iPhone to be a snooty smart-ass. Your above paragraph proves it. This can do nothing to help solve his problem, but it does make you feel superior because you own an Apple.
IOW, it just works and that's the message I was attempting to convey to the OP.
Ah, so how does that answer his question or solve his problem?
(FWIW, ol' dan, I have it from the highest sources that Verizon will have the iPhone in Jan. 2011. Do you have any more snarky remarks?)
That's what I heard last year. And, the year before. You obviously believe everything the marketing folks say, but I take it with a grain of salt.
Yeah. Are you one of those cowboys that are frequently, secretly fond of each other?