The T-Mobile Sidekick LX 2009 gets reviewed by Engadget Mobile. The LX is the next high-class Sidekick phone and the first to offer 3G and GPS. It has the standard for the brand form-factor, but its screen is 3.2-inches large and with very high resolution. A phone for social people, it comes with apps for MySpace, Twitter, Facebook and YouTube, as well as the typical for Sidekick good email and big QWERTY. You can find the review here Take also a look at the hands-on video i published a few days ago

Historically, it’s always seemed like the Sidekick range is one or two major features short of being a serious contender outside of the typical Sidekick clique, and for the first time, the LX 2009 seriously bucks that trend in a big way. GPS and 3G are critical additions that seem to work pretty well here, and we’re stoked to see what sorts of apps end up filtering into the download catalog. Add to that the promise of Exchange integration coming soon, and we’re pretty confident that the recovering skater punks out there working million-dollar deals in Armani suits (read: us, except for the Armani and million-dollar deal parts) could get away with pocketing one of these day and night. Over the course of the last couple generations, the Sidekick’s gone from a quirky phone to a great phone — and the metamorphosis may finally be complete.

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