Intel will spin off its Network and Edge Group (NEX) into a standalone company, seeking external investors while keeping a ...

A week ago, though, Microsoft's Danger unit experienced a huge outage that left many T-Mobile Sidekick users without access to their calendar, address book, and other key data.

US users of the T-Mobile Sidekick handset have been told their personal data, which was being hosted by Microsoft, is unlikely to be recovered after a server failure ...

Microsoft says the outage was caused by a server failure within its Danger subsidiary, which runs the Sidekick service. According to Channelweb.com's source, the Sidekick servers crashed during a ...

Microsoft says it's sorry for the outage, but to a still-seething base of about one million Sidekick users, some of whom have already filed class action suits against the company, the apology isn ...

Engadget tipped us off on the news that all Sidekick users may lose their data due to a failure of the server that backs up and syncs all the data. I started out my wireless data experience with ...

Microsoft has now rebuilt its Sidekick system component by component, and Ho says the company has made significant changes to ensure greater stability and an improved back-up process.

Microsoft has now rebuilt its Sidekick system component by component, and Ho says the company has made significant changes to ensure greater stability and an improved back-up process.

Microsoft has posted a link to a data recovery tool for T-Mobile Sidekick smartphone users, the latest step in the company’s effort to clean up the mobile device service outage mess.