So in my grand scheme to acquire an Apple iPhone, it is required for me to sell both my SideKick 3 and my xBox 360. Well the xBox 360 is sold with a freshly formatted Hard Disk, I still need to call customer support to cancel my xBox Live account as I neglected to do so before disconnecting the xbox and selling it. Selling a cellular phone can be a bit more involved.

So I am on a mission to get an iPhone. Today a charming woman from Woodland Hills names Denise came and took my Xbox 360 off my hands and laid a sweet $300 on me. Currently I have a T-Mobile SideKick 3, which has served me well, that I need to unload. Currently on the Communist Swap Area Forums SideKick 3's are moving for around $200 in good condition.

$300 (Xbox 360) + $200 (SideKick 3) = iPhone.

I am currently a SideKick 3 user and have been using the Danger devices since the Sidekick 2 came out a few years back. Compared to the iPhone, the Sidekick is a huge mass of phone, its' the web browser, camera features, and cell phone reception pale in comparison to the Apple device. There is one feature that the Sidekick has that really sets it apart in a good way from the iPhone, the keyboard. The SideKick has what I consider to be on of the best mobile phone keypads on the market. I am able to draft quite extensive emails and blog updates on the trusty little device with little effort.