It looks as though the elusive T-Mobile Shadow II, you remember, the much awaited successor to the T-Mobile HTC Shadow handset, maybe just that bit closer to becoming a reality. The new T-Mobile Shadow II is with the FCC and moves from Windows Mobile 6 up a step to Windows Mobile 6.1, and as previous rumours

An updated version of the T-Mobile Shadow, the Shadow II, from HTC has been recently approved by the FCC. Read the full story here.

Documents that appear to show the successor to the T-Mobile Shadow have become public on the FCC web site. The HTC-made device is very similar to the original Shadow, with the main differences being Windows Mobile 6.1, a faster processor, and a more rounded design. The draft user manual also lists separate battery life times

T-Mobile’s Shadow II is not at all new - we have seen it rear its head quite often in the last weeks. In fact, the device once popped up on ebay and was bought ASAP. Unfortunately, FCC certification was not achieved until today…which means that the device can be sold in the USA from now

The site FCC (Federal Communications Commission USA) has information about the new smartphone T-Mobile Shadow II. This means that soon you can expect his release or at least announcements. Remember that T-Mobile Shadow II is a successor, issued last year, smartphone-slider from HTC-based Windows Mobile Standard, based on ordinary consumers. The new model uses Windows Mobile 6.1 Standard, rather th...

FCC Chairman Kevin Martin is proposing giving innovators free unlicensed access to valuable airwaves if the company that buys a license to the channels doesn’t meet tough requirements to build a nationwide Internet network, according to the Wall Street Journal. The proposal has been added to a pending auction of the airwaves. Mr. Martin said Wednesday

If you’re in the market for a GSM/WiFi/UMA device, and enjoy slinking around in the darkness…HTC appears to have you covered. Roughly a year since the original HTC Shadow hit T-Mobile stores (and 6 months since a beta unit surfaced on ebay), the FCC has posted some dirt on HTC’s latest Winmo device,

Discussion and voting on the use of AWS-3 spectrum is scheduled for the FCC?s Dec. 18 meeting, FCC Chairman Kevin Martin said today.

T-Mobile USA submitted an ex parte filing to the FCC in response to M2Z Network's criticisms of its proposed plans for the upcoming auction of AWS-3 spectrum. T-Mobile claims that its plan to use asymmetric licensing is a better plan than one specifically tailored to M2Z's business plan. At its Dec. 18 meeting, the FCC plans to vote on auction rules for the AWS-3 spectrum. FCC ...

The long-awaited successor to T-Mobile USA's Shadow device appears to be getting closer to launch, as it showed up on the FCC's web site. The HTC-manufactured slider phone appears to have been upgraded to Windows Mobile 6.1 and will have a faster processor. The GSMA/UMA phone will also have integrated WiFi, a 2 megapixel camera, quad-band world roaming and possible support for T-Mobile&#...