Internal T-Mobile memo confirms the Sidekick LX 2009

The folks over at HipTop got their hands on an internal memo from a T-Mobile employee that confirms most of the rumors regarding the highly anticipated upcoming addition to the Sidekick line. According to the memo, the new Sidekick LX will feature GPS-enabled Live Search, a 3.2 megapixel camera and more social networking integration than you can handle. The memo promises that additional information will be available on April 17th — and that’s tomorrow yall! Hit the jump for the full memo.

Get Ready for the New Sidekick LX

T-Mobile is preparing to launch the thinnest Sidekick ever, with blazing fast 3G connectivity for customers to connect with friends quickly and easily. The new Sidekick LX will come equipped with GPS enabled Live Search, a 3.2 megapixel camera, and free bundled social networking applications including Facebook, My Space, and Twitter. Customers will also be able to watch and download You Tube videos directly from the device. The new Sidekick LX comes equipped with the features that customers love including a full QWERTY keyboard and an enhanced swivel screen that is larger and sharper than any other Sidekick.

Additional information regarding launch dates, pricing and availablility will be available on the Retail Communication Home Page on April 17.

Action Steps
Check the Retail Communication Home Page on April 17 for additional information regarding the Sidekick LX launch

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34 Responses to “Internal T-Mobile memo confirms the Sidekick LX 2009”

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    LG says:

    Hmm? Looks ok, well I had the Sidekick LX and it was a good phone, but lacks stuff like 3rd party apps etc. So I just moved on and got a Blackberry Curver 8320 and now, no regrets!! But I might go back to Sidekicks… Hmmm???

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    Erik B. says:

    Other than a horrid camera, my slide is amazing, its better looking than blackberries, other than the bold… and the UI is as stable as a BB but more apealing. Hate all you want on a these devices, they do a good job at what they are supposed to.

    More people would find them apealing if they learned how to use one, instead of flaming sidekicks because every little scene kid wants, or has one. Long live sidekick form factor and danger OS. We do need more open sourceness though =[

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    Blex says:

    Please I left this fisher price phone for the iPhone and have no regrets. When the sidekick has a better OS and something they no other phone already has had for five years then let me know. This phone is so behind on is technology. I couldn’t believe that I had to pay $1.49 for crappy radio ringtones I’m the catalouge where I can easily get ANY song I want on iTunes for 99 cents or in my case for free

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    TRV$ says:

    Toss a touchscreen on here, and a WinMoPro OS, then you might steal some business from crackberry addicts, and HTC-freaks. Until then it’s still a tweener phone ( i hate the word tween BTW) but if you offer a solid professional option a la propel pro (fail) then you might have some subs switch to T-mob. Well that and a continued improvement on your 3G footprint.

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    Queen4111 says:

    I think Middle School kids still use this…
    Does it come out in May?
    Can you replace the shells on it?

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    rofl33 says:

    @C.Cox, as if they G1 is a “smart” phone

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    wyatt says:

    im usually on top of tech stuff but could someone take a few seconds and tell what the retail communication home page is so i know what to look for tomorrow

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    Sidekicker says:

    my first phone was a sidekick, i fell in love with it. and ive been getting every sidekick that they made. sadly, my old LX broke and i decided to get the blackberry curve. it was a great phone. But i liked the sidekick better.
    maybe its just because im in highschool, and its more fun to flip it than jus hold a blackberry in ur hand. and now that it has 3G and youtube and all, its exactly what i wanted in a sidekick. the only thing i would change is the OS. its been the same since day one

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    eman344 says:

    all u sidekick haters SHUT UP sure da sk is for teens but let us b damn… dis new phone has alot of apps that help teens connect nd chat 2 dere friends the target audience for da sidekick is from 13-18 so u old haters wouldnt understand >=[

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