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    gstatty: at least now i know the nexus one isn't going to be the only 1 ghz android phone of next year more »
    The Chad: 2010 is gonna be fun more »
    Froggmann: Until Google/Motorola fix the email sync issue [code.google.com] Android is never going to be able to break in more than the 10-15% market share they ... more »
    00Red: I hope android ascends to a realy serious iphone contender. With hardware like this its, looking good. Now all it needs some apps...especially ones fo... more »
    tande04: Droid is the sholes... Come on giz this is getting ridiculous. You're the only gadget site that seems to get that screwed up constantly. more »
    iElvis: Boy, the bar for the iPhone 4 is getting set awfully high. Starting to look as if it's almost certain to fall short somehow. more »
    duroc: Actually the Droid's screen resolution is 480x854.. so, not exactly the same. more »
    Jux: " .... which strikes yet another blow to the mythos of the be-all, end-all Android device." There doesn't need to be one. With as fast as technology... more »
    Andrew Malkin: I don't know if this is intentional or unintentional, but the picture that is shown is in a reverse spectrum (black is where white should be, and vice... more »
    Michael Crider: For the love of Moto, release this in multiple carrier/radio configurations. I'm sick of "unlocked" phones still being tied to a carrier just because ... more »
  • #rumor

    Motorola's Rumored Superthin Android Phone Sounds Spectacular

    We had few complaints with the Droid, and the Sholes tablet, Occiphobic as it may be, is lustable, without a doubt. But Motorola's alleged next phone, the .35-inch-thick, 1080p-capable Shadow/Mirage, makes Motorola's current Android lineup look old-fashioned. More »
  • #cellphones

    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]
  • #sizemodo

    Sidekick Slide Super Sizemodo

    First you get a taste of what the two sexy new Sidekicks, the LX and Slide, look like side by side. (Can someone please tell me why the logos are all oriented for "portrait" when there's never been a more "landscape" phone? I need an explanation.) That, my friends, is but the appetizer. Your main course is a smorgabord of Sizemodology, pitting the new little Sidekick Slide against the roughest, toughest "consumer" smartphones around: the T-Mobile HTC Shadow, Sprint's Palm Centro, the BlackBerry Curve, and of course the iPhone. You will find that deluxe second gallery after the jump. More »
  • #shadowuivid

    Vid: T-Mobile HTC Shadow's 5-Way and Wheel UI

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  • #handson

    T-Mobile HTC Shadow Finally Emerges Looking Damn Good (Gallery)

    The long-rumored T-Mobile Shadow (aka Juno) officially launches now. It hits stores Wednesday for $200 with voice-plan or $150 with $20-per-month unlimited data plan. (Both require two year contracts.) With it, T-Mobile and HTC have done the impossible: they have made Windows Mobile look good. Great even. More »
  • #sizemodo

    T-Mobile HTC Shadow Sizemodo vs iPhone vs Palm Centro vs BB Curve vs Sprint HTC Touch

    See how T-Mobile's new smartyphone shapes up next to your current favorites in the gallery above. [T-Mobile]
  • #tmobile

    T-Mobile Shadow Official Shots Show Two Suave Color Schemes

    If you desperately wanted official shots of the T-Mobile Shadow, well, here they are. We have already given you the rundown on what the Windows Mobile smartphone will be toting, but to recap, the main goodies will be the two-letters-per-key SureType keyboard, 128MB on-board RAM and Wi-Fi connectivity. The pictures show two color schemes (jump for a second picture), including silver/charcoal and brown/black varieties. We might add we are particularly partial to the sultry chocolate color scheme, but then again we are particularly partial to anything chocolate. Mmm, chocolate. [Cellphone Signal] More »
  • #htcshadow

    T-Mobile HTC Shadow Spy Shots

    The HTC Juno, aka T-Mobile Shadow, looks like it's definitely going to T-Mobile. Like we said before, there's the two-letters-per-key SureType keyboard, plus new details like 128MB on-board RAM, 4GB microSD card support, Wi-Fi, Stereo Bluetooth, myFaves 1.5, and a new top-level UI called "Top Screen". We're still not sure on the date of launch, but its size—compared to a BB Pearl—seems like it's quite small for an HTC Windows Mobile smartphone. Thanks tipster! More »
  • #cellphones

    Earlier this month, it was rumored that the HTC Juno would be on its way to T-Mobile and today Boy Genius Report confirmed it. T-Mobile is ready to release the Juno, branded as the T-Mobile Shadow. More pics at BGR. [Boy Genius Report]
  • #shadow

    Shadow Monsters, Give Your Shadows Some Life

    Growing up I loved making shadow puppets, but regardless of how awesome I thought they were, no one could decipher my genius. Enter Shadow Monsters. This game (is it really considered a game?) takes your shadowy creations and digitally alters them onto a projection screen. It can even tell that you are trying to open and close your monsters "mouth" and will let out a big ol' burp. Classy. [Kotaku]
  • #cellphones

    Pantech's Four New Concept Phones

    Like concept cars, you either love a concept phone or hate it. Pantech's four designs are probably have a win ratio of 2-1-1, which isn't too bad. The first is Incense, which is long and has no screen. Maybe it folds out? It looks like an incense holder had a drunken night with an iPod and its glossy surface and gave the result up for adoption. More »