T-Mobile fallout: Sidekick users allowed to leave contracts
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One disgruntled T-Mobile customer tells Gizmodo that the company is giving Sidekick users a few options: Leave T-Mobile without penalty, get $20 off the G1, or switch to a BlackBerry. The move comes after Danger, the Microsoft subsidiary that makes the Sidekick, admitted to losing customers' personal data.
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Hello,
Im the other Greg Schulz, the one without a “t” in the last name however mine is often mistakenly spelled with one.
Heres a blog post I did yesterday pertaining to this comment along with some links to other comments, quotes and perspectives.
Clouds and Data Loss: Time for CDP (Commonsense Data Protection)?
http://storageio.com/blog/?p=704
As a disclosure, I use cloud based backup however I dont rely on them also leveraging other local backups and data proteciton techniques.
Cheers gs
Greg Schulz Author of “The Green and Virtual Data Center” (CRC), http://www.storageioblog.com and twitter @storageio