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HTC Juno is the T-Mobile Shadow? Full specs below!

We just got word that the rumored HTC Juno we leaked, might actually be offically named the T-Mobile Shadow. We think we got the full specifications nailed down as follows…The T-Mobile Shadow will run a 201MHz CPU, but the memory will clock in at 128MB of RAM and a 256MB ROM. The memory increase alone supposedly makes the Shadow incredibly speedy. In the camera department, we’ve got a 2 megapixel cam, and the device sports a beautiful QVGA screen, Bluetooth 2.0 and Wi-Fi. No word on if this will be a T-Mobile Hotspot@Home product, yet. The keyboard always looked like "SureType" to us, but supposedly HTC and T-Mobile are very careful about referring to it as such. Regardless, it does look to utilize the same concept with more than one letter per key on a 20-key slide out keyboard. Lastly, the T-Mobile Shadow will come in two colors, brown, and sage green. We were told to expect an announcement towards mid-October, followed by a late October release. Bring it on T-Mobile! We’re glad you guys are actually getting back into the phone business!

P.S. Our informant explained to us that "Kii" was found on the back of the battery cover. HTC Kii is the HTC Juno, which is the T-Mobile Shadow? The Juno might not be the HTC Phoebus after all…

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  1. On Sep 28, 2007 @ 12:26 pm, Vik Said:

    Brown and green? I guess T-Mo doesn’t want to sell any of these.

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  2. On Sep 28, 2007 @ 12:28 pm, subzerohf Said:

    Is SureType really that much better than T9?

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  3. On Sep 28, 2007 @ 1:04 pm, Jordan Brown Said:

    It’s a nice phone. hotspot@home could use something like this to spice things up.

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  4. On Sep 28, 2007 @ 1:11 pm, Brad Mirly Said:

    I’ve heard reports that if the processor is 201 mhz then it won’t be able to support a 3g connection, does that mean we’ll have to wait till the kaiser (hopefully) is released?

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  5. On Sep 28, 2007 @ 2:02 pm, iLLmatic Said:

    Very big surprise with the memory. Those are Kaiser settings. I thought it had a VGA screen though? And brown & green? Eh, I was gonna wait for the Kaiser anyway. Very nice phone still. I hope T-Mobile continues down this road.

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  6. On Sep 28, 2007 @ 2:25 pm, Tyler Said:

    I’m excited for the green Shadow! I have a green SK3, and quite honestly, I was waiting for a messaging-centric device to come out. I saw the LX and was very disappointed with the lack of WiFi. Now that the Shadow’s coming with WiFi and a green color scheme, I might consider! I’m not the biggest fan of SureType. If they do a stellar job with the keyboard though, I might consider. My only experience with SureType has been with the gummy, cramped keys on the Pearl. Here’s to hoping!!

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  7. On Sep 28, 2007 @ 4:16 pm, Mike Said:

    Touch screen? (?) Everything done via buttons instead? (?)

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  8. On Sep 28, 2007 @ 4:40 pm, Mog Said:

    I KNEW the name “Kii” sounded like it fit the Juno (er, Shadow)!

    “Shadow” sounds like a much more marketable name than “Juno,” but it also sounds like it’s trying too hard. I vote for “Kii,” even if it is a ripoff of a certain gaming apparatus.

    As someone who’s struggling between the desire for a small device and the desire for a full keyboard, SureType devices like the Blast and the Juno/Shadow/Kii sound like they could fit the bill.

    I’m not sure why T-Mobile is going for brown devices all of a sudden (for a while it sounded like they wanted deep blue to be their new trademark color), but I’m looking forward to seeing it in green.

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  9. On Sep 28, 2007 @ 6:26 pm, Dash User Said:

    Are there more pictures of it somewhere?

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  10. On Sep 29, 2007 @ 12:51 am, Big Homie Said:

    I saw them both and its not touchscreen and the brown actually looks black depending on the lighting. The green isn’t great but not as bad in person. Very user friendly and doesn’t have the standard today screen thats associated with HTC and Windows Mobile devices, its more of a phone interface instead of PDA

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  11. On Oct 4, 2007 @ 2:50 am, Azrael1 Said:

    Question. Is tmobile going to get the Kaiser or not? If so is there anywhere I can find out? Thank you

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  12. On Oct 4, 2007 @ 2:54 am, Azrael1 Said:

    Question. Is tmobile going to get the Kaiser or not? If so is there anywhere I can find out? Thank you

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  13. On Oct 16, 2007 @ 12:05 am, t-Mobile Employee Said:

    Update: this article is 100% confirmed

    As of today the T-mobile Shadow was anounced and Info Kits were received by stores.

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  14. On Oct 18, 2007 @ 5:20 am, tmrpro Said:

    This phone is awsome dont knock it just yet guys. This is the best WM device I have seen so far. You may think you dont want it but wait till you see it. Both colors are not as bad as they sound. your gonna want to see it when it does come out. and when you see it you will want it. one of the only phones I want before it gets put on the self. I will be waiting for this one.

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  15. On Oct 19, 2007 @ 3:21 am, BadBrad4X4 Said:

    Hi guys and gals, I am a tmobile PDA tech and I just got some up training on the Shadow. The phone is sweet, best WM I have seen but still WM LOL. The color sounds bad but it actually is really nice. The O.S. is really smooth and the scroller helps navigate pretty well. I like it better than the track ball of the Curve or Pearl. Sim card is in a weird spot, has a little pull door to remove it so if the door breaks the sim card is in the phone permanatly because it slides in flush. Didnt get to really play with many of the features because HTC only sent 5 phones so the class had to share the phones and some folks cant share, lol. The phone is balanced real nice for a slider and hope this post answer some questions for ya. Later

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  16. On Oct 19, 2007 @ 10:01 am, James Said:

    Someone mentioned the processor speed not being enough to support 3G. Since your a PDA tech, do you have any insight into this? Is this phone going to have 3G support? That’s going to be difference in whether I buy this phone or not. Thanks

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  17. On Oct 23, 2007 @ 12:43 am, rage2k5 Said:

    the shadow sucks the scoll wheel is crap along with how long it takes to do a master reset, anyone who buys this is stupid, this is by far the worst phone htc has made

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  18. On Oct 23, 2007 @ 1:31 am, mr. t Said:

    I’m glad I got mine for free and its still sitting there unopened. Your in depth review is making me curious enough to find out how much it sucks that I might actually open it. Too bad I’m not a T-Mobile customer so my experience will probably be extremely limited…

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  19. On Oct 23, 2007 @ 5:25 am, Alex Said:

    Well if you dont want it mr.t, ill be more than happy to take it off your hands :D

    On Oct 23, 2007 @ 1:31 am, mr. t Said:

    I’m glad I got mine for free and its still sitting there unopened. Your in depth review is making me curious enough to find out how much it sucks that I might actually open it. Too bad I’m not a T-Mobile customer so my experience will probably be extremely limited…

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  20. On Oct 23, 2007 @ 8:56 pm, Dennis Said:

    This is a very cool device! Both colors are very nice! Does not look like a typical phone at all.
    The center wheel is nice navigation and easy to use.
    Desperately waiting for this to launch - can’t wait to grab 1 for myself!

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  21. On Oct 24, 2007 @ 6:36 pm, Josh Said:

    It does have hot spot at home and also supports up to a 4gb microsd, has a 2.6 QVGA screen, has windows live search on it… It does come in brown in green but its more of a olive/silver green… And it is going to drop on Halloween (Oct. 31st)

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  22. On Oct 25, 2007 @ 3:12 am, brian y Said:

    JUST 1 THING I WAS SO MAD WHEN I HEARED THE HTC TOUCH FLO WAS FOR SPRINT . I WATCHED SO MANY VIDEO REVIEWS FOR THE PHONE AND IT IS THE BEST ON THE MARKET . I WILL AND I THINK YOU SHOULD TO JUST WAIT AND BUY THE THE HTC TOUCH FLO UNLOCKED . AND USE IT ON T-MOBILE . YOU WONT HAVE THE MY FAVES BUT I AM WILLING TO GIVE THAT UP FOR THE BEST PHONE OUT THERE .YOU CAN BY IT NOW . ITS PRICEY BUT WORTH IT . THE TOUCH SCREEN IS BETTER THEN THE I-PHONE

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  23. On Oct 25, 2007 @ 11:21 am, Josh Said:

    tmobile was suppose to get the touch flo dual which is better then what sprint got because it has a kick out keyboard on top of all the other great features, and feel your pain because i was hoping for it too but they dropped the shadow instead

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  24. On Oct 27, 2007 @ 11:28 pm, Annonymous Said:

    The colors are actually quite nice the sage green is very soft. Look for launch the 31st. Pricing is going to be in the $150 market with new acts or available upgrade (2 year of course). T9 and smart type, I’m not a fan of both. The HTC rep I talked to said there is a way to turn it off, like i have on my BB Pearl, but tried to really sell me on the T9 - NOT A FAN HERE! But I will tell you that I played with the phone the other day and it is H-O-T! Let’s just hope it performs better than the DASH

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  25. On Oct 27, 2007 @ 11:30 pm, Annonymous Said:

    Let’s just say, now that I have read through ALL of the comments that this product was put out just in time for the holidays and you can look forward to seeing touch screen versions and hotspot at home versions though that hasn’t been complete verified.

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