The Samsung D900 is currently the world' smallest mobile, yet not small in terms of features and functionalities. This slider handset is launched after the huge success of D500 and D600, and is attractively designed to keep up the reputation of its pedigree. It is a wonder really how the manufacturer has managed to squeeze so many features into this small gadget, and still manages to present the model with such style, sophistication and appeal. Samsung D900 measures only 103.5mm x 51mm.



Topping the list of features of Samsung D900 is its 3 Megapixels camera. Hold the shutter button for 2 seconds and the camera is all set to shoot and capture. There is a LED flash and a plethora of options of 8 preset colour effects. You can also choose your white balance and exposure compensation and ISO setting. One of the most noteworthy feature of Samsung D900 is its Pan- focus mode, which reduces shutter lag. Samsung D900 will also let you record video at a max resolution of CIF 352 x 288.

In terms of functionalities, Samsung D900 is quite impressive. The user interface is extremely functional, logical and responsive. One neat feature incorporated is uGo. In this, the wallpaper is set accordingly the city you are in (it recognizes the city through the basestation you're connected to). When dark, the wallpaper changes to night cityscape, while shows cloudy weather when the reception is poor.

Samsung D900 offers a good connectivity as well. It's a quad-band phone that supports EDGE and GPRS. It also supports Pictbridge via Bluetooth and USB. Messaging services includes email, SMS, MMS, office applications and few other allied features.

Samsung D900 is sure a testament to Samsung's engineering prowess. But nonetheless there are some areas where the manufacturer can pay some attention. For example, there is no FM radio and ringtones profile in the set, the video and pictures cannot be saved in the memory card, and many find the keypad not really user-friendly.