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"We're pretty sure this isn't the first time someone outside of Danger conjured up images of a Sidekick wannabe, and while we've certainly seen a real fake version before, Nokia is apparently toying with the idea of kicking out a legitimate contender. 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. To move the display and reveal the QWERTY keypad, users must turn the side-mounted knob, which subsequently shifts the LCD upwards and back while giving your thumbs access to the keys beneath. We're still on the fence with the whole winding approach, but it's an interesting deviation to the norm, regardless.[Via UnwiredView]"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
<http://www.engadget.com/2007/11/21/nokia-patent-app-reveals-sidekick-wannabe/>