How do you rotate pictures?

I'm trying to figure out how to rotate pictures using the new rotate function in iOS4, but it's missing from my menus. See the screen shot at CNET - http://mcall.com.com/2300-6452_7-10003086-13.html?s=0&o=10003086
How do I rotate?
Edit: I originally asked about resizing as well, but I found out that you can only resize photos from the camera roll, not albums. I still haven't figured out how to rotate as it doesn't work for camera roll or albums.
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I have the same issue, bur. But I don't have the option to Send the photo using MMS, Mobile Me and the Resize option.
The only options that I have is: email, to assign as a wallpaper and to assign to a contact...

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