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December 19, 2008
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Skinit Partners with T-Mobile to offer Sidekick with customizable, interchangeable design shells...check out the market coverage below!

July 31, 2008
Haute List: It's Hot Chai
"Vanity, thy name is Sidekick: If we have to carry a phone around all the time, it'd better have our faces emblazoned on it."—RAAKHEE MIRCHANDANI and DANICA LO, New York Post

July 31, 2008
The Messaging Abilities of a Smartphone, but With a Younger Audience in Mind
"...these customization and media features prove that the Sidekick is a gateway to more businesslike messaging."—John Biggs, The New York Times

July 30, 2008
Sidekick raises bar for entry-level cellphones
"...the newest Sidekick offers the option to personalize the phone's exterior with shells, swappable hard-plastic cases that users can custom-order in nearly any way they like."—Angela Gunn, USA Today

July 30, 2008
T-Mobile Unveils Customizable Sidekick Smartphone
"T-Mobile's just added a new member to its family of popular Sidekick messengers. It is, perhaps, one of the most physically customizable smartphones ever."—James Alan Miller, PDAStreet

July 30, 2008
T-Mobile SideKick Gets Skinned
"T-Mobile has introduced a new version of its SideKick messaging phone that takes customization to new levels by enabling users to swap the unit's shell for something that suits their current mood, outfit, politics, or attitude."—Geoff Duncan, Digital Trends

July 30, 2008
T-Mobile's Sidekick 2008: Yes, it kicks ass and yes you can have ours
"...the new Sidekick 2008, a svelter, sexier version of everyone's favorite messaging phone here in the office in a sexy shell from SidekickShells.com."—John Biggs, CrunchGear

July 30, 2008
The T-Mobile Sidekick -- yep, just Sidekick
"...the Sidekick becomes Danger's first device with user-customizable shells...(we've got both a really bad and a really frickin' great feeling about the ridiculous sorts of designs people are going to be coming up with..."—Chris Ziegler, engadget

July 30, 2008
T-Mobile Sidekick 2008 Skins From Skin It
"...SkinIt and the T-Mobile were made for each other. The Sidekick 2008 is one of the better devices T-Mobile has released and enabling users to customize the shell entirely is a key point for its success."—Vince Veneziani, Gearfuse

July 30, 2008
Hands-on: T-Mobile Sidekick aka "Gekko"
"...choose from pre-existing designs from Skin It, or create your own with personal photos, school logos, or anything else you can get in digital form. You're really in control here."—Gina Hughes, Techie Diva Yahoo! Tech

July 29, 2008
T-Mobile Sidekick 2008
"The Sidekick 2008 is a fashion item and an expression of identity, not a geeky toy. And its best feature is its case, or rather, cases: This is the first handheld to offer completely customizable, interchangeable shells."—Sascha Segan, PC Magazine

July 29, 2008
T-Mobile Sidekick Shells Lets Users Design Exterior
"...for true individualization, customers can design a unique shell through www.sidekickshells.com ."—mobiledia

July 29, 2008
T-Mobile 'Gekko' officially reveals itself as T-Mobile Sidekick
"You can choose from a selection of predesigned shells or you can start with a blank slate (you have a choice of black, white, or pink as a base color) and upload your own graphics or images to add to the back. The whole process was easy and pretty fun."—Bonnie Cha, c|net Reviews

July 29, 2008
T-Mobile Sidekick 2008 Review
"Even with the pop-off casings... we didn't experience creaks or undue flexing, leaving us confident about the 2008's build quality."—Satsuki Then and Mary Wigton, SlashGear

July 29, 2008
Latest T-Mobile Sidekick makes customization easy
"The new version [of its popular Sidekick mobile phones] allows for easy customization by the user to suit their style for the day."—SlipperyBrick

July 2, 2008
Skinit teams up with Samsung
"Well, what are you waiting for? Go pick one up if you want to stay at the forefront of technological fashion."—Edwin, Coolest Gadgets