t mobile sidekick

The first ever smartphone that got me excited about what smartphones could do was the T-Mobile Sidekick, made by the company Danger, which was amazingly hyped up for a time in Silicon Valley.

It remains the only phone that I ever bought the day that it came out (even though I didn't really use it as a phone, but as a portable email/internet device).

Microsoft sent a letter to T-Mobile Sidekick users claiming that most of the customer data thought to be lost during a network failure is now being restored.

Remember the recent server failure at Microsoft subsidiary Danger, which caused a

Sure, it's Secure!: "You can't make stuff this bad up. Many T-Mobile Sidekick smartphone users lost all their contacts, calendar entries, photographs, you name it, when Sidekick's back-end software provider Microsoft, Danger, went down."

News came today that a server failure has resulted in total data loss for

There’s bad news for Sidekick users today: T-Mobile has announced that it was unable to recover Sidekick data after a server failure at Microsoft subsid