Is there a size limit on photo attachments that can be opened

whenever i try to open a large photo attachment (most recently, i tried a 3.5mb jpeg i sent myself from one email account to another), the iphone will download the entire file, but instead of opening the file i am given the boxed ? (question mark) with the blue background as if the iphone does not recognize the file format. however it is definitely a jpeg file. this only happens when i try to open files of larger size (maybe 2.5 mbs and up..)
is there a size limit that the iphone will recognize photos?
i am using a 16gb iphone 3G
Message was edited by: Abbstrack

There is no file size limit that I'm aware of.
When I receive an email with a large photo attachment or with a number of photo attachments, the photo or photos may not appear automatically opened as inline or viewed in place depending on my internet connection at the time - wi-fi or the cellular network, which requires selecting the attachment to download and open the attachment. I haven't received a boxed ? mark on a blue background - not yet anyway.

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