Downloading Images to my Motorola/Nextel i730 & i95cl Phones
While I don't have an i95cl phone, an owner of that phone reported that these steps worked identically for him. I personally have an i730 phone myself.
This process turned out to be more cumbersome than I thought. I purchased a USB data cable, and no documentation was included. Given that (1) Nextel provides sounds and wallpapers for a price at their site and (2) the support costs of having people create their own wallpapers (along with all the potential errors), they probably aren't crazy about promoting it.
First, I found the USB driver at the Motorola site here. I found this page by doing a google search on “iDEN Update Software Application”. It's easiest if you install the driver before plugging in the cable/phone. Upon completion, you can connect the phone to your computer.
Next, I found I needed an app that would download content without Motorola/Nextel. After some searching, I found an app called myJal that can be downloaded here. I did a search on “myJal” at google to come across the link. This link had some other useful information as well. The program comes with a 7 day free trial period and has a one-time $9.99 purchase fee as of this writing. (There was another product called “webJal“ that required purchase, no free trial and had to be renewed yearly - I ignored that product.)
Finally, I created the pictures at the recommended 120 horizontal by 126 vertical pixel resolution and saved them as a gif. Everything seemed to be fine, but the images would not appear on the wallpaper list once downloaded to the phone. I checked out a number of sites, and people generally preferred the IRFanView product for resizing and saving the gif files. This is a freeware product that does a nice job with resizing and maintaining image quality. I found that I still had a problem until I turned off saving the original picture comment information. (It turns out that most digital cameras store information in the picture comment fields - and these comments will prevent pictures from loading on the phone.) I removed the comments by using the option box provided by IRFanView when saving a gif image. Just make certain all boxes are unchecked, the image size is below 16kb, dimensions are 120x126 and you're set.
Once I had the picture, I used myJal to send the wallpaper gif file I created to the cell phone. Then, using the phone's buttons I went to [Menu]/Settings/DisplayInfo/Wallpaper and my picture was on the list and viewable.
Based on reading other sites and posts on the subject, I believe the picture comment information causes the most hangups for people who have all the software loaded and everything else seems to be working correctly.