Samsung SGH U900

Résumé : Using the music player is straightforward and it supports a variety of formats including MP3 and AAC, but the lack of a 3.5mm headphone jack or adaptor means that you have to use the provided headphones

Points forts : Adaptive touch window, build quality and design, 7.2 HSDPA, 5-megapixel camera, intuitive OS

Points faibles : No 3.5mm headphone jack, tactile feedback of keypad, mediocre Internet browser

Conclusion : The U900's adaptive touch control system makes using this handset a breeze. Although it's not without its faults, the overall package combines a stylish and well built frame with the latest HSDPA technology, ensuring this is an excellent choice for ...

Résumé : Photo gallery:Samsung SoulThe Samsung Soul (aka the SGH-U900) was one of the stars of this year's GSMA World Congress in Barcelona. Samsung showed it off at a big press conference and huge banners with images of the phone covered the city, from the ...

Conclusion : You won't mistake it for a smartphone, but the Samsung Soul is nonetheless an attractive and well-designed multimedia phone.

Points forts : The Samsung Soul offers an attractive, well-constructed design and a unique, intuitive navigation touchpad. Its respectable feature set includes a high-quality camera.

Points faibles : The Samsung Soul lacks important features like voice dialing and GPS. Its call quality wasn't completely reliable.

Conclusion : You won't mistake it for a smartphone, but the Samsung Soul is nonetheless an attractive and well-designed multimedia phone.

Résumé : Samsung's Soul U900 takes a different approach to touch-sensitive control and it's rather good!

Conclusion : Magical Touch might be a daft name for the touch interface, but it is very well implemented. Others toying with touchpanels should learn from what Samsung has got right here especially its utilitarian icons, great feedback, user calibration of touch ...