T-Mobile Sidekick LX 2009

Xiaomi only recently introduced the Redmi Note 14 Pro duo in India and now the Redmi Note 14 family is expanding to global markets as well. However, this...

T-Mobile's Sidekicks have been cult favorites stretching all the way back to the original grayscale model -- a device with a design only a mother could love, may we add -- when it launched nearly seven years ago. Though the unusual form factor with ...

The new Sidekick LX lets you bombard Twitter, MySpace, and Facebook with your personal views.

Talk about messaging phones and you'll inevitably get to the Sidekick. T-Mobile's screen-flipping feature-phone has a history of offering smartphone style push email, web access and social networking with a straightforward UI; now there's a new...

The latest version of T-Mobile's Sidekick LX is the first in this series with high-end features, like mobile broadband service and a very high-resolution screen. Jen Edwards brings us a review of this smartphone.

There are a few tradeoffs, but all in all the Sidekick can really help you stay connected for $175 with a new two-year contract

Talk about messaging phones and you'll inevitably get to the Sidekick. T-Mobile's screen-flipping feature-phone has a history of offering smartphone style push email, web access and social networking with a straightforward UI; now there's a new...

Sharp brings a wealth of improvements to the latest Sidekick in the LX 2009. Messaging and the display dazzle, but some features fizzle.

The display isn't touch-sensitive, but it is ideal for web surfing, and the T-Mobile Sidekick LX 2009 supports social networking sites such as Facebook, Twitter, Myspace and YouTube. This is pretty much in line with the Sidekick's youthful target market.

The T-Mobile Sidekick LX is well-built piece of hardware combined with a customized Windows Mobile interface that some may love (teenagers?) but we don't see it replacing any mobile warrior's BlackBerries, iPhones or G1′s anytime soon.