T-Mobile T-Mobile Shadow

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Very Good

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Pros
Well-designed screen gives easy access
Smooth jog wheel facilitates navigation
Cons
Audio quality on calls sounded tinny

T-Mobile Shadow PDA Phone Review

by Melissa J. Perenson

- At first glance the elegant Shadow doesn't look like a Windows Mobile smart phone. When you first power it up, you may be confused: After the Windows Mobile logo appears, the home screen that greets you looks absolutely nothing like Windows Mobile, save for the familiar Start icon in the lower-left corner. Its keypad consists of 20 keys (a la Research in Motion's design with the BlackBerry Pearl) hidden beneath the slide-up screen.

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