The HTC Shadow of second generation for T-Mobile has a QVGA display, a 2MP camera, microSD slot for expandable memory up to 8GB and myFaves services. It runs on Windows Mobile 6.1 Standard and supports T-Mobile’s UMA-based HotSpot calling service as well.

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The new HTC Shadow for T-Mobile comes equipped with QVGA display, a 2 megapixel camera, microSD slot for expandable memory up to 8GB and myFaves services. It’s powered by Windows Mobile 6.1 Standard and supports T-Mobile’s UMA-based HotSpot calling service as well.

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T-Mobile is now hell-bent on creating yet another Shadow. This, of course, is done in a bid to replace the original, outgoing Shadow. But whatever the case might be, the T-Mobile Shadow is HTC and is powered by Windows Mobile 6.1 Standard as well. Thankfully, the new model of the Shadow also includes WiFi and offers complete support for T-Mobile’s UMA-based HotSpot calling service. Otherwise, it is much the same as the old Shadow, which may be the reason behind the company retaining the original product’s name.

The T-Mobile Shadow additionally offers a 2MP camera with video recording and playback; microSD slot for expandable memory up to 8GB; spin wheel navigation; QVGA display and myFaves as well. The T-Mobile is expected to be available very soon, in the colors, Black Burgundy and White Mint.

HTC T-Mobile Shadow

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Do you recall how hard you fell for the T-Mobile Shadow? While that mobile phone was the best thing that happened to us at that time, the T-Mobile Shadow II appears to be even better, offering more advanced features than its predecessor. The new HTC made T-Mobile Shadow II is very much like the previous version, the Shadow.

The display, spinning scroll wheel, slide-out QWERTY-type keyboard, camera, WiFi and so on are still the same as the Shadow. What makes this version more advanced is that the T-Mobile Shadow II is powered by Windows 6.0, a much more powerful processor, which of course gives you far better performance. Apart from this basic difference, the design of this cell phone is more rounded and far less angular.

Besides, the initial draft of the user manual suggests that this latest mobile phone version might support both GSM and UMA-based Unlimited HotSpot Calling Service. The release date for this cool mobile is yet to be known, though. So watch this space for more info, guys!

HTC T-Mobile Shadow II

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