T-Mobile is reportedly offering $100 credits to some users who suffered data loss on their Sidekick device, but for some that is just not enough. T-Mobile was hit with two separate class-action lawsuits this week alleging that the company misled consumers into believing that their data was more secure than was the case. The data loss on the T-Mobile Sidekick phones happened October 10th and most of the data is assumed to be unrecoverable.

Available today from T-Mobile USA Inc., the new T-Mobile® Sidekick® powered by Danger (a subsidiary of Microsoft Corp.) introduces innovative software, services and hardware customization that improve an already celebrated mobile experience.

T-Mobile USA, Inc., Danger, Inc., and MySpace, the country’s most trafficked Web site, today announced a highly integrated MySpace Mobile experience for the T-Mobile® Sidekick®. The announcement marks the first partnership between MySpace with T-Mobile and Danger.