Microsoft hinted that it might keep the software and hosted architecture built by Danger, the mobile company that designed the software behind the Sidekick. The software giant announced the completion ...

Microsoft may do the unthinkable with Danger, the mobile software and services developer it purchased last year: Go open source. Bloggers are abuzz about the possibility since one claims he received a ...

Microsoft says the outage was caused by a server failure within its Danger subsidiary, which runs the Sidekick service. According to Channelweb.com's source, the Sidekick servers crashed during a ...

Microsoft is looking for NetBSD developers to work on the Danger Sidekick mobile phone, which may indicate a further embrace of open source Microsoft may do the unthinkable with Danger, the mobile ...