T temporarily discontinued sidekick mobile phone

October 13 News, according to foreign media reports, in the event of a serious failure caused users to lose personal data, the U.S. wireless operator T this week temporarily stopped selling sidekick mobile phones. T and Microsoft/danger apologized for the loss of data in a statement released over the weekend. They say it's a pity that personal information (such as contacts, calendars, to-do lists, and photos) stored in your device will no longer appear on your sidekick phone.　　The data is almost certainly lost by Microsoft's/danger server failure. T and Microsoft/danger on Monday promised to update the situation.　　However, they indicate a low likelihood of recovering lost personal data. Douglas McIntyre, analyst at 247wallst.com Company, says T has about 1 million sidekick mobile subscribers.　　Data loss is disastrous for Microsoft, which faces Nokia's Symbian, Rim and Google Android in the mobile phone software and services market. Author: Tianhong