It looks like T-Mobile is ready to put the past behind and start selling new Sidekicks again. We were expecting this to happen at some point but will T-Mobile customers trust a Sidekick again?
Just a while ago T-Mobile lost all that personal data up there in the cloud and for a period of time everyone thought that data was lost forever. But T-Mobile working with Microsoft and Danger managed to solve almost everything when nobody was expecting a fix
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The whole T-Mobile Sidekick issue is not final yet. After we've seen T-Mobile announce that personal data of Sidekick users will be gone for good and after announcing compensation plans it now looks like Microsoft and Danger are ready to pull out a miracle.
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How's your Sidekick phone doing today folks? Are you still mad with T-Mobile, Microsoft and Danger for messing up those servers and losing even the backup data? Well it looks like there's a simple explanation. Nobody has officially come up with a statement but it looks like those servers might have been sabotaged.
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Following the huge blunder that saw all Sidekick personal data on the cloud going up in smoke, T-Mobile has done has optioned to cease the sale of all Sidekick devices while they go to think in a little dark corner.
This is not T-Mobile's first barbeque folks! The carrier did have some mishaps with private data a while ago. This time however the issue is not as sensitive as the phones affected by the whole server failure thing were T-Mobile's Sidekicks and those data servers weren't hacked into.
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