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RIP Danger, 2002 - 2011: Microsoft AXING service May 31, T-Mobile will offer our customers a "smooth transition"
By Chris Ziegler, posted March 1, 2011 12:01
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Oh, come on, you saw this coming: Kin represented what was supposed to be the rebirth of danger under the auspices of Microsoft half a billion dollars - and when that failed, it was not really the future of these kids on the cards. Today we received a statement from T-Mobile, the news that cloud services will be dropped for after May 31, and the problem with Sidekicks, clipboard is that they are more or less without connecting to servers Danger ... if you still use one, that definitely needs a new phone. For its part, T-Mobile, saying that "... make offers to help make a smooth transition" from old to new phone, and you'll be sharing these agreements in the coming weeks. In any case, I would not be surprised if the company was waiting for her new reality Android Samsung Sidekick to prepare in the hope that it will be able to keep people in the Sidekick time, even dangerous if left.
They also provide Web tools and applications for the Sidekick data on devices so that you can not say they do not have all the good things in the light of the situation. Smart of Microsoft to ensure that the message comes from T-Mobile, too, because it means that the airline can get out before a panic before it starts. See the full statement after the break.
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