September 18th, 2008 | by Nick Mokey
The latest T-Mobile Sidekick bulks up on features without bulking up on size, making it a definite upgrade and a solid value...
Highs: First-in-class-keyboard; high quality camera; intuitive operating system
Lows: Annoying swiveling LCD screen; poor video recording; slow EDGE internet
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Before teenagers were snapping up iPhones and BlackBerrys left and right, T-Mobile’s original Sidekick was the phone to own for fashion-savvy textaholics. The latest T-Mobile Sidekick bulks up on features without bulking up on size, making it a definite upgrade and a solid value as far as we’re concerned – even with the more crowded market for smartphones.
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by Angel on November 24, 2008:
“Pretty much a huge POS. I do not recommend it to anyone! My ancient RAZR could sync with my Mac - not the Sidekick 2008! The sliding "shell" comes off if you pick up the phone wrong, the Sidekick server is incredibly slow, there are no applications to open...” More...