Posted on 31 July 2008 by Brenda Stokes
The new T-Mobile Sidekick was announced yesterday. It is powered by Danger and brings customization to a whole new level for a phone. In fact, you can use personal photos or designs to create a custom shell for your phone. The shell is removable, so after visiting www.sidekickshells.com, you can create your own and it will be printed and shipped ...
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Posted on 22 June 2008 by Helenna Archangela
The week has been an interesting one, with lots of hands-on reviews Vincent managed to spring a debate in the comments about whether or not the Samsung Omnia would indeed be an iPhone killer with his hands-on article, and he assures that it is not. Which brings me to the other big phone that people are wondering if ...
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Posted on 17 June 2008 by Helenna Archangela
There were rumors that there would be firmware updates for T-Mobile's Sidekick LX on June 25th, turns out that date was a little off. The update will actually be rolling out this week. It will include video capability, stereo Bluetooth support, an integrated alarm clock and several other little tidbits.
[via boygenius]
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Posted on 05 June 2008 by Chris Davies
The Tony Hawk version of the Sidekick has been a sort of legend among certain circles. Ever since a Sidekick device first started being depicted in the popular game series it has been rumored a device would launch sporting some Tony Hawk themed aspects. The wait will be ending next month though, with the device rumored to be dropping next ...
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Posted on 25 May 2008 by Chris Davies
Nokia had quite the fiasco this week with the N-Gage mini scandal. N-Gage users were outraged to find out that all those expensive N-Gage games they bought for their N81, N82, or N95 were not good to be used on another device. This was confirmed by Nokia themselves. Nokia responded to the outrage circulating on the blogs though, and said ...
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Tags: Carrier, HTC, HTC Touch, Nokia, Palm, Samsung, Samsung Instinct, Sidekick, Sprint, Treo, week in review
Posted on 23 May 2008 by Chris Davies
The Sidekick Gekko, or is it Aspen, whatever they are going to call it, is getting very close now. Today some pages out of the user manual for the device have been revealed. The pages do not reveal any ground breaking features, but it does show us a few specifications of the device. Also, there is a sketch diagram of ...
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Posted on 20 May 2008 by Chris Davies
A new Sidekick has just cleared the FCC and all the rigorous tests that go along with it. It is not clear if this is the Sidekick Gekko/Aspen that we heard rumors about earlier. The device sports a new model number, PV210. This can help us safely rule out that the device is just a new color to a current ...
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Posted on 18 May 2008 by Chris Davies
It certainly has been a big week in the world of mobile. Though there was many exciting events, RIM without a doubt stole the headlines this week. Not only did the long awaited BlackBerry Bold, AKA the BlackBerry 9000 get official, but we also found out that AT&T would be the first to carry the hot device. Furthermore, we also ...
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Tags: Alltel, ATT, BlackBerry Bold, BlackBerry Thunder, Carriers, LTE, Nextel, Palm, Philips, RIM, Sidekick, Sprint, week in review, WiMAX
Posted on 16 May 2008 by Chris Davies
T-Mobile's Sidekick Slide Scarlet, the new color variant of the messaging-friendly handset, has gone on sale today as expected. With a QWERTY keyboard, slide-up QVGA screen and GSM/GPRS/EDGE data connection, the Slide's key skills lie in its preloaded AOL, MSN and Yahoo! IM clients, together with support for POP3 and IMAP FETCH email. It also has T-Mobile myFaves a 1.3-megapixel camera, ...
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Posted on 05 May 2008 by Chris Davies
While it has been debated whether or not the Sidekick LX even supports video, it seems that video support is coming, and that argument can be put to bed. This image has proven that the Sidekick LX will have some sort of support for video playback. In addition to being able to play videos on the device, it will also ...
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