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	Hiptop comes to the UK - ZDNet UK Reviews
		The Hiptop, a hybrid mobile phone and handheld device that's sold in the US by T-Mobile as the Sidekick, looks set to finally make it to the UK.
		Danger, the company behind the Hiptop, has been in talks with a number of mobile operators about offering the device, and although the company is not yet prepared to name names, it's confident of being able to do so soon.
		Also provided on the Hiptop out of the box are some PIM tools (an address book, calendar and to-do list manager), a basic note-taker, and a couple of games.
	reviews.zdnet.co.uk /hardware/handhelds/0,39023880,10003778,00.htm (789 words)

	Boston.com / Business / Technology / Tech Test: The addictive Hiptop improves (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Every time I've had my hands on a Hiptop wireless device from Danger Inc., I've been unable to shake the feeling that the future was supposed to be full of things like this.
		The Hiptop -- most widely sold as the T-Mobile Sidekick -- is an all-purpose, handheld communications machine with a color screen and loads of functions -- phone, e-mail, Web browsing, instant messaging, calendar, games and camera.
		The HipTop debuted in 2002 and was revamped slightly last year with a color screen.
	www.boston.com /business/technology/articles/2004/08/04/tech_test_the_addictive_hiptop_improves (613 words)

	Encyclopedia: Danger Hiptop
		The Danger Hiptop is a GPRS mobile phone with wireless Internet capabilities and some functionality similar to a PDA.
		A new update to the Hiptop, the Hiptop2, was released in September 2004.
		Danger has developed a proprietary API for the Hiptop, but they've made the API documentation publicly available free of charge via their developer website.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Danger-Hiptop (3272 words)

	MIDP on Danger's hiptop Device
		The hiptop is available from a number of wireless operators around the world, notably T-Mobile USA and its larger cousin T-Mobile Germany, where the hiptop is marketed as the T-Mobile Sidekick.
		As I noted earlier, the hiptop is in some respects a thin-client device, deferring some tasks like web-page rendering, network proxy, and data storage to a server hosted by the mobile operator.
		While the life-cycle of a MIDlet on the hiptop conforms to the MIDP specification, it may be different from what some developers would expect.
	developers.sun.com /techtopics/mobility/midp/articles/hiptop (2611 words)

	Hiptop to rival smartphones - vnunet.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Hiptop Communicator from Danger could prove an attractive alternative to smartphones and other wireless clients when it is released in the UK later this year.
		On the Hiptop screen, the content of any document sent as an attachment appears at the bottom of the email message.
		The Hiptop screen hides the keyboard when not in use, swivelling around to reveal the keys when the user needs to enter text.
	www.vnunet.com /itweek/analysis/2087212/hiptop-rival-smartphones (700 words)

	Hiptop handheld still on hold \| CNET News.com
		The combination of cell phone and Web-browsing handheld, which the company had hoped to have in the hands of consumers by the beginning of this month, is unlikely to be widely available until next month, industry sources say.
		Industry sources say T-mobile's initial plan for the device, which it is calling the Sidekick, is expected to include unlimited Web browsing and a small number of cell phone minutes for $40 a month.
		As for the Hiptop, Blair said his biggest concern is whether the voice quality will be good enough to persuade people to use the device as their cell phone.
	news.com.com /2100-1040-948202.html (1011 words)

	Danger Hiptop (T-Mobile Sidekick Color) Review, Specifications, Images / Photos - Phoneyworld.com
		Dear Reader, Since the Danger Hiptop (Color) is mostly similar to the original Hiptop (BandW) it is my appeal to you that it would be better if you were to read the other review (more detailed - same functions / form as this one) and then go on to this one.
		The Danger Hiptop (color) like its predecessor is made for the GSM network and supports only the GSM 1900 frequency.
		The Integrated PDA is based on the Hiptop Operating System, which supports multi tasking has 32 Mb of RAM, 4 Mb of Flash memory and an ARM7 processor.
	www.phoneyworld.com /handsets/phone.aspx?phone=pda_tmobilecolor (608 words)

	One to Watch: Danger's Hiptop
		For those who cannot live without their Graffiti or pen-driven interfaces, you may want to steer clear of the Hiptop, which uses the QWERTY keyboard, the glowing push wheel, directional pad, and a few buttons ("menu," "back," and "jump").
		The Hiptop certainly won't hurt the adoption of wireless services in the U.S, especially with wireless acceptance in the States running way behind that of Asia and Europe.
		The Hiptop unit itself is certainly attractive, although it will probably fare better in the consumer market than in the enterprise arena.
	www.instantmessagingplanet.com /wireless/article.php/10766_1379821_2 (1033 words)

	Pen Computing Magazine: Danger HipTop
		It's good that it doesn't, of course; indeed, there is no external antenna at all, and unlike every other phone on the market, the hiptop is horizontally-oriented, designed to be held in both hands for data and control purposes.
		As a result, the hiptop is both easier to type on and easier to read from, be it Web or email content.
		Soft sound effects accompany most actions, giving the hiptop a futuristic and friendly feel, without the tinny beeps of older devices.
	www.pencomputing.com /palm/penreviews/Pen049/dangerhiptop.html (1474 words)

	E-Plus to bring Danger Hiptop to Europe \| The Register
		Hiptop will be offered to German punters next month for €249 ($290) plus €19.95 ($23) for network access.
		Hiptop is essentially a wireless PDA with an integrated mobile phone.
		Like the RIM product, Hiptop ties into the mobile network provider's back-end systems, allowing the carrier to offer the device as a complete consumer-oriented mobile communications platform.
	www.theregister.co.uk /2003/10/21/eplus_to_bring_danger_hiptop (344 words)

	hipshake
		You'd be forgiven if at first you expected the worst as the film opens - the role of hiptop is definitely a skinnier, some would say sexier, model of her former self.
		Depending on your expectations entering the film, you might be let down a bit - hiptop shares no scenes with the in-demand Bluetooth character (as had been rumored/demanded by rabid cross-over fans and slash writers), and the popular Camera character has been eliminated (his characteristics and abilities incorporated directly into hiptop herself).
		This is a fun little site about Hiptop devices, the coolest bit of technology you can hold in one hand.
	hipshake.bedope.com (1142 words)

	PDAStreet: Hardware Reviews: Review: Hiptop Takes Connectivity to the Danger Zone
		When you consider name of the company that makes it, one would expect the Danger Hiptop to be somewhat different than a typical smartphone, and that is certainly the case.
		The Hiptop is better known as the T-Mobile Sidekick, and is available from that carrier for about $300, though various rebates may lower the cost.
		As versatile and clever as the Hiptop is as a PDA and digital communication device, it's somewhat inconvenient to use as a conventional phone.
	www.pdastreet.com /articles/2004/7/2004-7-29-Review-Hiptop-Takes.html (802 words)

	Brighthand — hiptop II Revealed to the World (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		There is a camera attachment for the current hiptop, but the hiptop II will have this built into its back.
		The hiptop is available from several wireless carriers, but the biggest of these is T-Mobile, which calls it the Sidekick.
		However, there are signs that the hiptop has found a market among the general public.
	www.brighthand.com /article/hiptop_II_Revealed_to_the_World?site=SmartPhone (531 words)

	CameraWorld
		The Hiptop has USB, but indications are that this is a USB slave and is not capable of initiating transfers as a master.
		But, you say, the Hiptop camera is only a 120x90 2 byte per pixel bitmap, which is 21600 bytes of packet data, not really all that much for a single blob of data.
		The Hiptop presents the data byte-swapped from the data sent from the camera hardware.
	homepage.mac.com /eric3/danger/cameraworld.htm (893 words)

	Danger Hiptop 2 \| The Register
		The second-generation Hiptop is a more compact device than its predecessor, the better to appeal to phone buyers, and with a button layout designed to make handheld games console users feel right at home.
		The opened display is held in place with magnets, and while it feels loose, its hinge seems tough enough to withstand the rigours of frequent use.
		There are the usual PIM apps, but the Hiptop's focus is communications, so there's an AOL instant messaging client, web browser, email, SMS and phone apps.
	www.theregister.co.uk /2004/10/28/review_danger_hiptop_2 (747 words)

	SunCom \| Suncom Introduces New Hiptop Device In Select Markets (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The SunCom hiptop device, based on Danger Inc.'s hiptop® Wireless Solution, is a stylish and affordable all-in-one device that combines a mobile phone with data communication features such as Web browsing, email, AOL Instant Messenger, personal information management, games and an optional digital camera accessory.
		The hiptop device has won numerous awards and press accolades for its unique design, which includes a screen that swivels open to reveal a full QWERTY keyboard.
		Danger and hiptop® are trademarks, service marks, and/or registered trademarks of Danger, Inc. in the United States and in other countries.
	www.suncom.com /pr_news/a_news_pr_052803.shtml (430 words)

	Macworld: News: Danger talks about hiptop device
		The upcoming hiptop device from Danger Inc. will offer an excellent companion device for a Mac (or PC, for that matter), Joe Britt, founder and chief technical officer of Danger, told MacCentral.
		The hiptop isn't meant to compete with personal digital assistants (PDAs) such as Palm and Visor devices because it's actually much more flexible than those gadgets, which are "expensive and slow," Britt said.
		By incorporating Beatnik's standards based audio technology into its first generation hiptop device and platform, Danger will be able to create and deliver rich musical ring tone services and peer to peer multimedia messaging, offering increased revenue opportunities for the wireless industry and Danger, company CEO Andy Rubin said.
	www.macworld.com /news/2001/12/18/danger (796 words)

	Guardian Unlimited Technology \| Technology \| Weblogs get upwardly mobile (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		For instance, Mark's picture log is "just outa beta!" as he excitedly informs visitors.
		HipTop Nation takes the concept a step further by allowing owners of the T-Mobile Sidekick - a handy gizmo that boasts email, web surfing, SMS and AOL Instant Messaging and a camera - to post pictures of, well, just about anything.
		Headmap is a project examining how everything in the real world can be "tracked, tagged, barcoded and mapped".
	www.guardian.co.uk /online/webwatch/story/0,12455,858719,00.html (805 words)

	Brighthand — Color hiptop Coming this Summer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Danger Inc. has demonstrated a color version of its hiptop smartphone at the CTIA Wireless 2003 tradeshow, according to Cnet.
		Aside from the color screen, the new model of the hiptop is mostly unchanged from the current one.
		Danger said the color hiptop will be available sometime this summer.
	www.brighthand.com /article/Color_hiptop_Coming_this_Summer (267 words)

	Boing Boing: HipTop Swarms: PDA-enabled smart mobs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		"Hiptop Nation" acts as a central blogging site for owners of the "Sidekick" device, a portable handheld data communications device recently introduced by Danger (http://danger.com).
		Users of the Sidekick can post wireless public blogs on Hiptop Nation via their Sidekick device, as well as upload photographs from the Sidekick's digital camera.
		Participants were users of the Hiptop Nation blog site who were placed into competing teams, and participants coordinated their actions as well as acquired and uploaded photographs across the US exclusively via their Sidekick wireless devices.
	www.boingboing.net /2002/11/10/hiptop_swarms_pdaena.html (258 words)

	EdgeReview: Handheld & Wireless: First Look: Danger Hiptop (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Hiptop device introduced by Danger Inc., although not absolutely amazing, still has the power to turn heads from passerby's passing the display window.
		The Hiptop has the capability of turning you address book into your phone book as well.
		With only a weight of 5 Oz., the Hiptop is device that will not seem to bog down your pocket or baggy.
	www.edgereview.com /ataglance.cfm?category=handheld&ID=288 (461 words)

	At Hiptop debut, Danger rolls up sleeves \| CNET News.com
		Earlier in the day, Danger partner T-Mobile, a wireless carrier, announced the nationwide availability of the start-up's signature Hiptop device.
		While other devices perform some of these functions, the Hiptop has generated a healthy buzz because it's the first to do them all for such a low price.
		The appeal for the carriers is that Danger's device is cheap to make, letting them offer it to consumers for less than $200, a price-point analysts say is crucial for mass-market acceptance.
	news.com.com /2100-1040-960402.html (1081 words)

	hiptop notes by mikepop
		After the hiptop was released, I started up hiptop Nation so I and all new hiptop owners would have a fun place to send our words and pictures to share with the world (aka moblog).
		My (14 month old) daughter loves the hiptop even more now, which is a problem because she tries to take it from me whenever I'm using it.
		Acting on a tip from Hiptop user Hotrod, it was determined that when using AOL IM on the hiptop, if someone looks at your profile it adds "via Hiptop".
	bedope.com /mike/hiptop (1012 words)

	Review: Danger Hiptop "Sidekick" Colour GPRS E-Mail Device (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Running on GSM 900/1900Mhz the Hiptop will not work in Europe, we hope to see a tri-band version in the near future.
		Aside from that, the 180 Gram, 116 x 65 x 29 mm (6.2 ounce, 4.5 by 2.6 by 1.1 inch) unit is virtually identical to the original B&W Hiptop.
		Like the previous Hiptop, the camera accessory plugs into the side of the unit and let's you e-mail them on the fly.
	www.mobilemag.com /content/100/335/C2128 (1237 words)

	Intellisync for the Hiptop (T-Mobile Sidekick II)
		Intellisync for the Hiptop is a third-party desktop software application for the T-Mobile Sidekick II that allows Microsoft® Outlook®/Exchange® users to wirelessly synchronize their Hiptop address book contacts, calendar, and tasks (to dos) and provides full two-way synchronization including conflict resolution, field mapping, and data filtering.
		Changes made by the sync application to the account on the SDE are synchronized to the Hiptop device using the device’s normal immediate over-the-air synchronization process.
		If you make changes to your destination account using either the Hiptop or the Desktop Interface, those changes are synchronized with the source account (Outlook) the next time you synchronize.
	support.t-mobile.com /knowbase/root/public/tm21921.htm (1462 words)

	Danger's hiptop(R) Wins Wireless Widgets Showcase at CTIA
		We're gratified that the hiptop device was recognized as being on the cutting-edge inside the industry, in the same way that thousands of consumers have shown their enthusiasm by carrying one." CTIA attendees were given the opportunity to receive demonstrations and test all 17 of the nominated devices.
		The hiptop device is available nationwide through T-Mobile (sold as the T-Mobile Sidekick), in select markets in the southeastern United States (sold as the SunCom hiptop(R)) and in select markets in the northwestern United States (sold as the Edge Wireless hiptop(R)).
		NOTE: Danger and hiptop are trademarks and/or service marks of Danger, Inc.
	www.prnewswire.com /cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=104&STORY=/www/story/03-25-2004/0002134702&EDATE= (340 words)

	Danger Delays Hiptop, Forges Alliances
		With the window for the planned August release of the Hiptop Wireless Solution rapidly closing, Palo Alto-based Danger Tuesday quietly pushed the U.S. commercial release date back to the fall while trumpeting a series of alliances that it hopes will herald the ascension of a new player in the handheld arena.
		Danger executives have said that the Hiptop was designed to sell for about $200, but carriers will distribute the devices and set final pricing.
		From a technology standpoint, the Hiptop utilizes the ASP (define) model, in which Danger's servers do most of the heavy lifting when it comes to processing Web pages and other data, meaning Danger can use less robust components in the device.
	www.internetnews.com /wireless/article.php/1440381 (1048 words)

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