T-Mobile's Shadow II revealed in spy pic

by Joshua Topolsky, posted Apr 15th 2008 at 2:55PM

Just when we were getting used to T-Mobile's Shadow, it appears we're going to have to make room in our pockets for its successor... the Shadow II. Picking up almost exactly where the first iteration left off, this grainy spy shot reveals that its going to be more of the same for the revamp, save for some new rounded edges and oh-so-chic reflective finish. We'll assume the company is sticking to the plan with a slide out numeric keypad, but you never know; they could be hiding a QWERTY under there... or some kind of weird Gremlin.

[Thanks, Jason]

Filed under: Handsets, T-Mobile

Tags: shadow, shadow 2, shadow II, Shadow2, ShadowIi, spy pic, spy shot, SpyPic, SpyShot

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Nick @ Apr 15th 2008 3:53PM

Since T-Mobile is in the process of rolling out their 3G network (they already released 1 or 2 3G handsets), anyone think this will have 3G? And it looks like it will have Hotspot@home for free WiFi calling http://htcsource.com

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chuck @ Apr 15th 2008 5:03PM

the original one doesn't have a numeric keypad. it has a suretype qwerty style keypad just like the blackberry pearl.

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