DIY: Firefox

Jey Juan, I did a search to find reviews of PixDrop and could not find any. Maybe it's great but since we don't know too much about them, we don't really know what they're doing with all that private information they need – telephone numbers, pictures!

But, you don't need a web service to send pictures to mobile phones, you can just use email. Most of the major phone companies automatically assign an email address to every cellphone number. Like: 3235551212@cingular or 7185551212@tmobile, etc.

You can probably send the image as an attachment that way. But before you send the image, you should try to resize it so it's small. To be even more careful, find out what image format your phone uses and then save the image you want to send in that format. For example: Nokia's support .bmp, .jpg, .gif, and .png image formats.