This past weekend we let you know that T-Mobile had a problem with their Sidekick servers that caused personal data stored on the devices to be lost.

Well, reports have surfaced that until this problem is remedied and the servers are stabilized T-Mobile will not be selling anymore Sidekicks either online or at their retail locations.

Exactly when this problem will be remedied, we don’t know, but we’ll keep you posted.

via phonescoop

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Seagate has introduced three new BlackArmor line data storage devices. They include the BlackArmor PS 110 Portable Drive, BlackArmor NAS 220 Storage Server, and the BlackArmor WS110 External Drive Workstation.  All three devices have automated backup and a bare metal recovery feature. First up is the PS 110 Portable Drive, which is 12.5mm thick and will be available in a 500GB version for $160.

Next there is the BlackArmor NAS 220, which is remote accessible and network accessible with up 4TB for up to 20 computers. It will be available in a 2TB and a 4TB version in July for $500 and $700 each. Finally, there is the WS 110 External Drive Workstation with an eSATA and USB 2.0 interface. It will come in a 1TB and a 2TB version for $160 and $310 each.

Tags: BlackArmor NAS 220, BlackArmor PS 110, BlackArmor WS110, data storage, seagate, Server, Uncategorized

Just like we told you earlier on today iPhone 3.0 is available today and if you own an iPhone or iPod touch you should update it and start taking advantage of the goodies inside the new OS version. Or should you rather wait instead? If you’re relying on Apple and AT&T to reactivate your phone after software update you should definitely wait since the servers might unpleasantly surprise you. And why not wait to install the update? After all you surely have some jailbreaking and unlocking traces to clean up, don’t you?

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