Much have been said about T-Mobile's Sidekick 3 when the smartphone's specs were revealed a week ago. While some are impressed with the upgrades, some people have expressed their disappointment in the Sidekick 3. One thing that has gotten more attention was the 1.3 megapixel camera and the missing Bluetooth. This is because some mobile companies are now switching to 2.0 megapixels or even higher, so a 1.3 megapixel isn't really much of an upgrade. But then these people have to be reminded that Sidekick 3's predecessor only came with a 0.3 megapixel camera.

But you know what? iLounge thinks that Danger and T-Mobile did the right thing with Sidekick 3 in terms of the camera features. Not only did it upgraded it to a much higher megapixel, it also made very substantial "detail gathering improvements".

Jeremy Horwitz of iLounge did some photo comparisons between the Sidekick 2 and Sidekick 3 cameras to prove this point. Based on the shots, you'll see considerable improvements in the Sidekick 3. The camera is able to capture more detail and more vibrant colors, not to mention more color accurate. Check out the photos.