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MobileBurn reviews the Samsung SGH-U900 Soul and writes: “I spent a fair amount of time with prototypes of the Soul when the product was first announced earlier this year, but I am surprised by how much better the device seems now versus then. It is a beautiful looking device that is solidly built, has great ergonomics (more…)

MobileBurn reviews the LG KU990 Viewty and writes: “At first glance, the Viewty gives an impression of quality and style, thanks to its sleek lines and predominantly black exterior. Chrome edging ties the design together, giving the device a very understated, yet eye-catching appearance.” (more…)

MobileBurn reviews the LG KF600 and writes: “All in all, the KF600 is well-designed for looks, but we would have preferred the front panel to be a bit sturdier. The glossy surface is also, unsurprisingly, a magnet for fingerprints. There is definitely room for improvement in terms of functionality: for example (more…)

MobileBurn reviews the Samsung SGH-G800 and writes: “The G800’s 2.4″ QVGA display is clear and bright, sitting behind a smoked glossy front cover. The d-pad and softkeys that sit below it are very easy to use, and the slide out keypad, though flat and RAZR like, is very usable.” (more…)

MobileBurn reviews the Sony Ericsson W910 Walkman Phone and writes: “Putting everything else aside, the Sony Ericsson W910i is a capable quad-band GSM and 3G phone. The quality of call audio is clear, reception is good, and we did not experienced any dropped calls when using it.” (more…)

MobileBurn reviews the Nokia 7900 Prism and writes: “The 7900 Prism presents a very minimal amount of hardware buttons, with only a standard keypad, end and send buttons, left and right softkeys, and a d-pad available for input. The end key serves double duty as the power key, and there are neither volume buttons nor a camera key. (more…)