The two of the three US bands for WCDMA are a move in the right direction, but there are five bands (six with Japan’s 800). 2100 is the most common outside of US/Can but what makes it difficult is that some countries have a mix of European/Asian/African UMTS and North American. Australia and New Zeeland have 850 and 900. In some parts of the US the operators have UMTS 1900 and GSM850 (= coverage for voice) but in others they are relying on UMTS 850 and UMTS 1700 to get if not coverage then at least capacity, without GSM850, and as we know low frequency means indoor and wide area coverage for any technology.

So… this is not a worldphone., it is not even a US WCDMA phone When can we see four or five (or even six) band UMTS please please?