T-Mobile Shadow II Has MyFaves, HotSpot@Home, But Is It Still Made by HTC?

The Original T-Mobile HTC Shadow was quite good for a Windows mobile phone because of its non-Windows-Mobile Windows Mobile UI. If this leaked picture really is the Shadow II, then T-Mobile is continuing on the same path of loading a proprietary UI on top of the standard WM facade. There's not much else we can tell from this, but we do see that it has MyFaves and HotSpot@Home compatibility. Is this still made by HTC? Probably, unless T-Mobile defected to i-Mate or something. If you're looking for a HotSpot@Home phone in the near future, you might want to wait to see how this one plays out. [Tmonews]

T-Mobile's Fave-o-tron Helps You Pick Your Faves

A neat little App from T-Mobile helps you decide who belongs in your myFaves, the plan on T-Mobile that allows you to call five people for free. It's basically just a set of questions like "Who will help you move to Alaska", and "Who will be at your surprise birthday party", then narrowing it down with "Who notices when you get a haircut" and "Who takes the longest in the bathroom". More »

Cheap Phone Recommendation: Nokia 6133 at T-Mobile

I'm pretty damn sure that T-Mobile is on a mission to have every damn phone in the world available for their customers. It is just more reason to keep extending that contact to get new phones. More »

More T-Mobile myFaves Info

We had a conference call with T-Mobile this morning and got some additional info on the T-Mobile myFaves service that you undoubtedly already saw ads for on TV. More »

T-Mobile myFaves Launches

We covered myFaves quite a bit last week, T-Mobile's new plan to allow unlimited calling to a list of 5 friends who can change month to month. It's official: myFaves has officially launched...without Catherine Zeta Jones. Tear. Now to find five friends. – Mark Wilson More »

T-Mobile's myFaves Screenshots

According to some T-Mobile leak on the Pinstack forums, their upcoming myFaves plan that allows you to make unlimited calls to five numbers for free, is going to launch sometime very early next week. They've also got the screenshots of how myFaves is going to look on a phone's UI—in this case, the BlackBerry Pearl. More »