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T-Mobile has begun selling Sidekicks again - this time, at somewhat lower pricing - a little over a month after a massive server failure at Microsoft's Danger subsidiary caused users of the phone to lose contact information, photos, and other personal data.
View the website:
http://www.pcworld.com/article/182368/tmobile_starts_selling_sidekicks_again_for_less.html
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