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T-Mobile, Motorola Announce Slide Fix

Nov 21, 2007, 1:47 PM by Eric M. Zeman

T-Mobile issued a statement today providing more information about the Motorola Sidekick Slide. Motorola has determined the cause of the power cycle problem is related to the battery contacts. It has a solution for both existing devices and newly made ones that should solve the issue. T-Mobile hopes to resume selling the Sidekick Slide starting next week. Slide users who are having problems can contact Customer Care or go to a T-Mobile retail outlet to discuss resolving the issue and other options.

source: T-Mobile

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brimanp

Nov 26, 2007, 12:51 AM

the FIX

so has anyone actually called in yet? What is the fix?

HEKNOWS

Nov 23, 2007, 10:03 PM

OH MAN

man the sidekick its more play out the coney island rides!!!!! make something new people the same thing different shapezzzZZZ boy 😳

namoroman

wow

T-Mob

Allrighty...the Sidekick is not "more play out the coney island rides!!! T-Mobile sells the hell out of all of these.

A winner is you!

All your base are belong to us.

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trey1475

Nov 21, 2007, 2:03 PM

Simple Fix

Atleast tmobile is doing the right thing by trying to solve everyones issues. This is a simple fix. Tmobile and motorola should have spotted this issue while testing the device. But atleast they are taking the correct steps to fix the issue and satisfy their customers.

sprint_2007

Thats true...I wonder if T-Mo will let customers keep their Sidekick LX's they got for the problems with the Slide you know what I mean? For customers that had issues with their Slide, they can bring it into a store and get the LX at no charge, im won...
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