The 1.2 megapixel camera feature is totally useless, since the phone doesn't have BT or InfraRed and the USB cable costs about 60$. For comparision, Nokia provides USB cable for free with the new phone

There is a lot of confusion with this phone. It is a CDMA phone for the U.S. (Verizon specifically). The GSM side is for International use (outside U.S.). You cannot use both CDMA/GSM at the same time. It will NOT work with T-Mobile, Cingular/AT&T, or any other GSM provider. Vodafone provides the International GSM coverage. The phone is CDMA primarily, and GSM secondary. It was made specifically for U.S. CDMA providers. It is NOT the V710. It looks almost identical, though. It is 800(850)/1900 mhz for U.S. and 900/1800 for everywhere else. It is currently only available to Business clients of Verizon. There has been no public release as of yet. Verizon also carries the Samsung SCH-A790, which is also a CDMA/GSM Global phone. Hope this info helps.