T-Mobile's Keeping the Popular Name Alive, Albeit With an Android 2.2 Foundation and Samsung-Built Guts

So what do you think of the first touch screen sidekick? A desperate attempt, an archaic brand to life with independent hardware, or a modern retelling of a successful retail story? Anyway, T-Mobile has the popular name alive when built with a Samsung Foundation and courage Android 2.2. The new slider mechanism, in which the popular 180-degree swivel, the hallmark of the Sidekick device was replaced, is now on a neat video demo, which is certainly above the thrust treated us cause for cautious optimism. Phone Scoop has also confirmed that Android is the built-Mobile HotSpot and USB tethering functionality is supported on the new device, together with MicroSD memory expansion - will be supplemented with a 2GB card in the box 1 GB memory on board - WiFi , Bluetooth and GPS. Video follows after the break.