Sidekick Catalogue Restoration progress: The Sidekick Catalog is now available for all Sidekick customers. I got mine, also FaceBook,MySpace & Twitter applications back up now, Jon Hammond
Fellow Sidekick T-Mobile Users: Jon Hammond of HammondCast KYOU Radio here with the latest information on how to restore your address book contacts. This is your Lucky Day! Jon Hammond How to Restore Your Sidekick Contacts Exporting Contacts 1. Log in to My T-Mobile 2. Navigate to Restore your contacts Note: If you have changed devices, you will need to select a Sidekick device for the option to restore your contacts to appear. 3. On the Content Recovery Landing Page select download contacts. 4. Wait for the File Download box to appear. Note: If there are a large number of contacts, this may take some time. Your username should reflect the name of the file being downloaded. 5. Save the file to the desktop 6. Once the download is complete, close the box. 7. Your contacts are now downloaded and ready to be imported to your Sidekick. Importing Contacts to your Sidekick 1. Navigate back to the Sidekick Desktop Interface and Click Import Contacts 2. An address screen will open 3. Click the Browse button and find the original file that was just downloaded. 4. Click Import. 5. Your contacts should now populate on this screen which means they have been downloaded to your Sidekick. Note: This will only include phone numbers at this time. 6. You should check your Sidekick to ensure contacts have downloaded. Microsoft Update on Sidekick Data Restoration
The Danger / Microsoft team continues to work around the clock and has completed its latest round of rigorous tests. We are now ready to make the first phase of the content restoration process available to you, starting with personal contacts. This data restoration effort is only necessary for the minority of customers who lost data from their Sidekick devices. Beginning today, log into the My.T-Mobile website, where there will be a recovery tool to restore contacts you may have lost during the recent service outage. This tool will enable you to view the contacts you had on your device as of October 1. With a few clicks and a confirmation, you will be able to restore these contacts to your Sidekick. If you have recreated some of the same contacts on your Sidekick since October 1, you can choose to keep both sets of contacts, merge them, or just keep the set of contacts now on your device. You may also edit any partial or complete duplicates on your Sidekick after restoration. We continue to work 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to restore your data. We’re making solid progress on the next phase in this restoration process, including your photographs, notes, to-do lists, marketplace data and high scores. We appreciate your ongoing patience. |
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