T-Mobile worked with Microsoft and HTC, which manufactures the device, to refresh the primary interface to complement the handset’s physical attributes.

PC World Reviewed T-Mobile Shadow and gave out “Still, the Shadow’s impressive design certainly distinguishes it from the muddle of Windows Mobile handsets. So long as perfect audio isn’t a requirement when you shop for your next smart phone, I’d recommend it (the audio issue may be annoying, but it didn’t keep me from clearly communicating during calls). With the arrival of the Shadow, “friendly Windows Mobile smart phone” is no longer an oxymoron.”
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