Text and IM addicts on AT&T rejoice! Smack dab in the middle of a large holiday-season overhaul of its phone lineup, AT&T this week released the Quickfire, its version of the Sidekick (or the “Sidekick killer”, if you will). The AT&T Quickfire is sure to be of interest to the younger generation as it features a slide-out
As previously foreseen, the UTStarcom Sidekick knock-off Quickfire, also known as the Knick, is now available online and in AT&T stores. It's quite a deal for new subscribers -- $99.99 with a 2-year contract, mail-in rebate (ugh) and promotion card -- or $299.99 without any of those discounts. In case your memory stinks, the Quickfire is a 3G device with a 2.8-inch, 240 x 320 touchscr...
The AT&T Quickfire was announced earlier this month, but now the Sidekick-like, QWERTY-equipped slider is available for purchase. Read the full story here.
AT&T is right about the Quickfire being “just in time for the holidays.” Just the other day we reported on the apparent availability of this certain handset in at least one AT&T store, but now it’s official. Those who crave a QWERTY keyboard-equipped, T-Mobile G1-ish and Sidekick-esque handset can take the AT&T Quickfire home, and
T-Mobile re-released the Sidekick ID without any explication. This is a perfect opportunity for those who missed out the first time around to get a new one. Customers can now purchase the once discontinued handset from the T-Mobile website for only $50 when you sign a two year agreement. Taking a look at the specs listed
T-Mobile’s current Sidekick offerings have traditionally catered to the younger, hipper demographic looking for stylish, messaging-oriented handsets that don’t break the bank. To that end, the new Sidekick 2008 represents a marriage of functionality and style by combining many of the features of the flagship Sidekick LX with the swappable cover plates of the Sidekick
After an early product leak and a much-appreciated name change, the Quickfire has made its way to the shelves of your local AT&T spot. Packing a touchscreen, a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, 3G, a 1.3 megapixel cam, and a form factor not unlike that of the Danger Sidekick series, this one comes in at a pocket-friendly $99
AT&T Quickfire (Credit: AT&T)In case you've forgotten, the AT&T Quickfire is officially on sale today. Made by PCD, the Sidekick wanna-be was actually unofficially in stores a couple days ago, so some of you might have gotten yours already. The touch-screen phone comes with a ...
Not being manufactured anymore, huh T-Mobile? So explain this, why don'tcha? In a move that we can only assume was made to clear out just-spotted excess inventory, T-Mobile is actually offering up the once-canned Sidekick iD on its website. Nothing looks to have changed -- you'll still be getting an unequivocally low-end hiptop, just to make sure we're clear -- but now it can be had...
