I found a solution that will probably be unacceptable to most of you, but i was able to fully utilize the sprint MMS website on my phone. It does require software, but it is free. I used the version of Minimo found here (it's a nightly build so maybe unstable, but the old version didn't load for me and this did) :
ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.or...8-MOZILLA_1_8/
Now this is not recommended by most of the forum and i sure wouldn't use it very often either. It uses about 9 meg of program memory when active and takes up a bit of space for the install too, but since i installed it to my 2gig sd card that wasn't an issue. It is also SLOW. However, this browser is very fully featured. Javascript buttons were actually clickable!!The MMS website acted JUST like i was at the computer.
This actually made it a little difficult for the download as it saves the pic as a zip and i had to deal with all that, but the image loaded on the page and when selecting "view original" it showed the full size pic right away.
I think i will keep this installed on my SD card as a last resort for all web pages. It does crash after loading a location on google maps, but it does load the page at first and hey that's java. On the otherhand if anyone has a more viable option i would MUCH rather that, just wanted to put this out there in the meantime =)
Edit: i see some people mention it working with net front and opera. I didn't try netfront, but opera didn't work for me and I wanted to see if i could do this with free software. I hope PIE itself can be forced to work somehow though