You may know it as the Samsung Soul but locally you'll ask for it by its product code, the U900. We first saw the U900 at this year's World Mobile Congress, but finally we had a chance to get our grubby mitts on the U900 and its funky adaptive touch panel at Samsung's mid-year roadshow in Sydney.

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