Digital Trends have published a review of the new T-Mobile Sidekick device. 'The Sidekick’s most iconic feature has always been its sideways form-factor, with a screen that swivels out of the middle to reveal a full QWERTY keyboard. Although Motorola changed this with the last-gen Sidekick Slide, which features a linear sliding screen, the flashy swivel screen is back in 2008. Other vital controls outside the keyboard include an exterior BlackBerry-style trackball, a directional pad that doubles as a speaker, and a slew of dedicated buttons for navigating menus, including top and button shoulder buttons. Hardware specs include a 2.0-megapixel camera, EDGE Internet, an included 512MB microSD card, media player capabilities, stereo Bluetooth, and customizable shells that can be swapped out to change the phone to different colors. The much bemoaned lack of video on previous models has also been remedied with a new video recording mode that allows users to capture short clips.'