Which is available free GD900 from 30 pounds-per-month contract, or for about £ 500 in pay-as-you-go deal. You also can buy SIM-free for about £ 350.

Delete button
You have to respect Motorola for trying something new with the keypad GD900. That anger was made of glass and lights around the edges with a bluish white light. It’s a very cool idea, and we love the weight and density of glass. Unfortunately, the
button does not feel quite as good as possible, because the back is made of clear plastic much flimsier.

Keys also touch-sensitive controller. That means you can scroll to the item on the phone with a finger swipe on the keypad. You can even use multitouch to zoom images and Web pages by pinching your fingers on the keypad, and also in the display.

A transparent, touch-sensitive keypad means you can navigate around without your fingers getting in the way the screen

Touch sensitive buttons are a good idea, because you can navigate around without covering the screen with your fingers. And, when you do not need it, slid out of sight. But, unless you do something really fiddly, such as clicking a link on a Web
site packed with them, we are not sure how useful it was.

Some touch-sensitive feature is very useful. For example, one nice feature allows you to use gestures - for example, draw a circle - to launch applications of your choice, such as your contacts. But, because each touch-sensitive surface, which highly amused GD900 phone. You probably will signal the beginning of the flip screen and scroll a few icons, and begin your contacts.

With two touchscreens and a few buttons, there is almost no surface that does not leave a few responses from the phone. We must be careful to ensure that we are just patting or rubbing what we intended to, and it proved to be correct, especially with
three flat, touch-sensitive buttons on the front.

But the quick and responsive buttons do not work very well for good old-fashioned typing and fast. That’s fortunate, because the terrible keyboard on the screen. That’s not responsive enough to register our taps, and each of our key hit during the pause does not register, so we often miss the letters out, giving us the message does not make sense. T9 predictive text does not help us when we hit a nearby letter, unlike the HTC Magic, and we did not find an easy way to reject that suggestion over complicated.

Pixels are not everything
GD900 suffer the same problems as stablemate, LG Viewty Smart GC900: despite a massive 8-megapixel camera, did not take very good pictures.

In good light, we yell at them enough for the average phone, with washed-out colors and lack of detail. In dim conditions, the picture is very noisy and LED photo light provides an illustration of our pink cast. We appreciate the shutter speed, however,
with a broken light well taken less than 2 seconds after pressing the button.
However, GD900 will lose out to the cheapest compact camera in the fight.

Rating: 8