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Review summary: Samsung's SGH-U900 Soul is the last device in the original Ultra series of thin cellphones. The Soul uses a unique OLED backed touchpad controller and packs a capable 5 megapixel, auto-focus camera on board. It's worth a look.

Review summary: The handset measures up at a palm-friendly 105x49.5x12.9 mm and tips the scales at 113g. As far as the quality of materials is concerned, the U900 represents as major leap forward for Samsung – although their mobiles have never suffered from poor ...

Verdict: The U900 enjoys a touch-sensitive display instead of a navigation button, mimicking the Samsung E950 this way. Although, the latter never became widely adopted and on top of that its advertising campaign wasn't well-funded either. Just like we guessed ...

Review summary: Although a first slider in the world was release not by the Koreans, but by a German Siemens, which presented a SL15 model ten years ago and which was sold in quite moderate volumes, nevertheless, Korean peninsula engineers were crowned with laurels ...

Verdict: U900 Soul - is a very interesting and it is worthy true interest of those people who are interested in mobile novelties. The pleasant design, high-quality assembly, god functional - these are its pluses. Touch control is considered to be a minus by ...

Review summary: The Samsung U900 Soul is a stunning super slim 3G mobile phone featuring an amazing 5 mega pixel camera with face detection and auto focus. The U900 ...

Review summary: If there is one device by Samsung to keep the crowd at fever pitch these days, it would be the Samsung U900 Soul. The latest addition to the hugely successful Ultra lineup is surely the fattest in terms of features among its siblings. Gifted with ...

Pros: 5 megapixel camera (autofocus, face detection, wide dynamic range and image stabilization) ; 2.2" 16M-color TFT LCD display of QVGA resolution ; 3G with HSDPA (7.2Mbps) support ; Touchpad navigation ; Cool looks ; FM radio with RDS ; 128MB of shared ...

Cons: Tri-band only ; Only LED flash ; Display legibility suffers under direct sunlight ; Limited browser capabilities ; QVGA video recording at most

Verdict: We are now busy exploring Samsung U900 Soul with a full review coming up in the weeks to follow. But here's something for the most impatient of you in a neat little preview with our first impressions of the handset