T-Mobile has launched Shadow 2 which is poised to succeed HTC Shadow. Shadow 2 features a customized user interface on top of Windows Mobile 6.1 while bears hardly anything different from its predecessor.

The first thing you’ll notice about HTC Shadow 2 is that the phone is pretty light weight and its keys are bulged which make it little easier to type while the scroll wheel is very responsive.

There are hardly any differences or improvements in Shadow 2 over its previous version as almost every noticeable thing is intact like we saw in Shadow 1 which includes scroll wheel, T-Mobile customized user interface, sliding SureType half-QWERTY keyboard and Windows Mobile Standard (non-touchscreen) edition. It bears support for T-Mobile Unlimited HotSpot Calling which is calling over Wi-Fi system you can sign up for. Other features include bluetooth, MicroSD card slot memory and a 2 mega-pixel camera.

The T-Mobile Shadow sells for $150 with a two year service agreement and data plan. It will be available on T-Mobile retail stores and its online shop.

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