Android powered Sharp phone leaks, may be new Sidekick

By on Jun 2, 2011 at 3:01 AM
mobile June 2, 2011

T-Mobile already has the Samsung-built Sidekick 4G, but it may have another up its sleeves. Images of a new Android-powered Sharp phone have been leaked by Unwired View, and its slide-up screen form factor and small rounded keys definitely resemble a Sidekick. The device is rumored to offer a 3.2-inch display with an HVGA resolution, Wi-Fi, GSM/CDMA connectivity, and GPS, but other specs remain in the dark. Sharp has built plenty of Sidekicks before, so we wouldn’t be surprised to see it get in on the Android game and re-enter the U.S. market. We just hope it has more beefy hardware muscle to make any future offerings even more compelling than the already solid Sidekick 4G.

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  • Anonymous

    Little late dumb ass. Idiots run this site.

    • http://twitter.com/carcomptoy Jeremiah

      While that is a little bit harsh, I can’t help but think that the articles are less well-written and researched.  Everyone else has already debunked that this is going to T-Mobile but rather possibly AT&T.  Furthermore, the article says “Sharp has built plenty of Sidekicks before” as if Sharp hasn’t been the de facto Sidekick manufacturer, with the exception of the Motorola Sidekick Slide and the new Samsung Sidekick 4G.

  • serpentor

    The kb is all wrong to be a kick.

  • Anonymous

    This could be the phone that tempts me away from Apple to Android. I was a fellow fan before they started here and the keyboard is since.Also matchless love the sound of text messages of clouds, although im only going to work in the U.S. .

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