08Aug

Deal Alert: T-Mobile Posts Sidekick 4G Sale Through Tuesday August 9th

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If you’ve been looking for a Sidekick 4G lately then you should direct your attention over to T-Mobile.com and their 48 hour sale on the Sidekick 4G. As usual this deal is good for new and add a line customers so it’s perfect if you’ve been looking to add someone to your family plan who would just love what I’ve called one of the best qwerty keyboards in… Read more

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24Jul

Software Update Available For Sidekick 4G Owners, Bug Fixes Within

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T-Mobile Sidekick 4G owners have been waking up for the past few days to an alert to a software maintenance update that fixes bugs. The update began going out sometime overnight on July 21st and will be delivered in waves over the next few days. This is NOT an Android update to Gingerbread sadly but a maintenance update which will squash some bugs and… Read more

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01Jun

(Updated: Not For T-Mobile) Rumor Alert: T-Mobile’s Next Android Sidekick To Be Produced By Sharp?

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Update: As we suspected this device is actually not for T-Mobile as the folks over at Unwired View just updated the article to reflect it’s not a Sidekick and not coming to T-Mobile.

The folks over at Unwired View have received what they believe is a picture of the next Android powered Sidekick to hit T-Mobile sometime later this year. We aren’t quite sure what “reasoning” they are using to determine this other than form factor but we have no reason to doubt their source. Their source states this phone comes with a 3.2″ HVGA touchscreen display, GSM/WCDMA compatibility, wifi, gps and a camera on the  back! Sounds like a phone from 2008. All kidding aside the form factor certainly looks Sidekick-ish but we’re going to chalk this one up firmly in the “take with a grain of salt” category until we know more.

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01Jun

Rumor Alert: T-Mobile’s Next Android Sidekick To Be Produced By Sharp?

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The folks over at Unwired View have received what they believe is a picture of the next Android powered Sidekick to hit T-Mobile sometime later this year. We aren’t quite sure what “reasoning” they are using to determine this other than form factor but we have no reason to doubt their source. Their source states this phone comes with a 3.2″ HVGA touchscreen display, GSM/WCDMA compatibility, wifi, gps and a camera on the  back! Sounds like a phone from 2008. All kidding aside the form factor certainly looks Sidekick-ish but we’re going to chalk this one up firmly in the “take with a grain of salt” category until we know more.

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27May

PSA: Get Everything Off Your Old T-Mobile Sidekick By June 30th, Or It’s Gone

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As we found out a few months back, all of the old T-Mobile/Danger Sidekicks out there are headed for greener pastures early next week. Come May 31st, the ol’ Danger data servers will given a belly rub, one last defrag, then will be unceremoniously taken out back and shot.

Here’s something we didn’t know, though: if you’ve still got any important photos, contacts, calendars, or notes on that Sidekick floating around in your sock drawer, you’ll want to get them off your device by May 31st. After that point, any Sidekicks that completely lose power (say, if the battery drains to 0%) will lose access to that personal data. You’ll still be able to pull it down from the myT-Mobile backend until June 30th, at which point all that stuff is gone forever. The number for that cute chick you’ve been promising yourself you’d call for like 3 years now? Poof!

Always remember, folks: clouds don’t last forever.

(Note: Don’t worry about any of this if you’ve got the new Sidekick 4G. Name aside, those have very little to do with the old Danger-built models, and aren’t affected by this stuff. Bet T-Mobile’s customer service team is just loving explaining that.)



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