Too much like a sidekick to be a separate patent? Nokia knows what it’s doing, but this could still end up more as a court decision than an actual product. [Unwired View] Danger Game of ...

In a recent patent application, Nokia details its vision for "compact devices with turn and slide concept," which looks an awful lot like a Sidekick save for the twistable apparatus on the side.

Judging from the mockup here, that sorta puts it in the same vein as the Sidekick-- a form factor most carriers and manufacturers (especially Nokia) have avoided. Given that Espoo's still ...

Maybe I’m too idealistic. Anyway, Nokia has just filed a patent in the US for a mobile device with a flip-out keyboard. Check the pics: look familiar? It’s a lot like the Sidekick, which is popular in ...

The Boy Genius Report posted a mock-up of a Nokia phone supposedly in the works. They're claiming it is a "swivel E71-Type" device for Verizon Wireless. The image is based on a description given ...

Internet browsing is similarly boosted, with a choice of PC-like, full-size or reformated to Sidekick screen-size browsing. The pop-up page overview concept has been borrowed from Nokia's S60 ...

Wired.com's Gadget Lab editors review the latest, 2008 edition of the T-Mobile Sidekick, Nokia's iPhone-killing E71, and take a first look at the home vintner's dream, the WinePod. Plus ...