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Thursday, Apr 16
T-Mobile to launch the new Sidekick LX on May 13
NY Looks like someone launched the new Sidekick LX page a little too early. We've known about the upcoming Sidekick for months and yesterday's leaked memo hinted at an announcement for today, which turned out to be true after all. ...
Monday, Nov 24
CrunchGear » Archive » NFL to broadcast game next week in 3D (but ...
Sidekick LX quick look · NBA games coming to theaters in 3D · The sun has set on GE and RCA home telephones as Thomson announces it’s quitting retail telephony · MPAA: Release movies to TV sooner, block recordings · Thomson PMP2516: ...
Wednesday, Oct 15
Review: T-Mobile G1
If you’ve been waiting for Android then I suggest you keep waiting. The overall OS seems to be held together by duct tape and needs a lot of work. Apple focuses on the minute details to enrich the overall experience for iPhone users and Android could learn a lesson or ten from it. The hardware des...
Tuesday, Jul 29
Opinion: T-Mobile’s Sidekick 2008: Yes, it kicks ass and yes you can have ours
T-Mobile myFaves-enabled · Horizontal swivel screen and full QWERTY keyboard (manufactured by Sharp) · Store more information: Up to 25 ringtones, add up to five slides to multimedia messages, and up to 60-second voice messages · GSM,GPRS,EDGE
Friday, Jul 18
Review: iPhone 3G
The iPhone 3G is incrementally better than the 1st generation iPhone, which means that only die-hards and non iPhone users should upgrade. Everything good about the iPhone is still here - the UI, the size and shape, the music player. To paraphrase Churchill: It has been said that iPhone is t...
Thursday, May 8
T-Mobile has over 30 million subscribers, still #4
I switched to T-Mobile as soon as AT&T Wireless switched from CDMA to GSM when Cingular took over and haven’t really looked back. I made the move because the new plans implemented by Cingular were atrocious and I hated the fact that incoming texts were now being taken from my SMS plan. And...
Monday, Jan 28
Can the Skyfire mobile browser shake things up a bit?
How is this possible? Through the magic of proxy browsing. Everything is churned through Skyfire’s servers first and then streamed to your phone, similar to how Danger handles web pages for Sidekick devices. Except with Skyfire, you can do pretty much anything that your big-boy computer...
