The phone is tri-mode. Here is some information about the phone: http://www.phonescoop.com/phones/phone.php?id=317 Here is the information Q posted: "Phone Details: Motorola V60p * Enjoy the features of two-way communication in a compact and stylish design. The V60p is the multi-functional phone that helps you stay connected, informed and efficient. You can use your phone across the nation as a digital two-way radio to communicate directly with business and personal contacts, at the simple push of a button. Contact list with presence capability - if they're signed on, you can see it. Features Tri-Mode/CDMA Digital Network Operation Push to Talk service that works across the nation High quality integrated speakerphone Up to 3 lines of text, 1 line of icons and 1 line of prompts Voice-activated dialing Predictive text entry method - iTAPtm software Internal and External Display with Time/Date and Caller ID Web Browser Send and Receive TXT Messages Enhanced Messaging Service: Extended Message length, Foreign language support (include special characters in your message), Purchase polyphonic TXT Ring Tones at vtext.com Purchase Black & White Graphics (screensavers) at vtext.com Phonebook stores up to 500 alphanumeric entries Interchangeable Color Housings 42 embedded ringer tones including 5 Vibrating and 1 silent Alert & 32 customizable ringer tones. Express Network-Capable Mobile Web-Capable TXT Messaging-Capable Two-way Speakerphone Built-in Voice Recorder & Voice Dialing 42 Ringer Tones including 5 Vibrating Alerts Headset Jack 1 year limited warranty Handset Insurance is available Meets FCC SAR limit. Manufacturer's highest FCC reported SAR 1.30 at ear, 0.56 on body. Actual SAR may vary. Included Accessories: " -Q Hope this helps.
?... no, there will still be plenty of tri-modes offered in the future. VZ won't be selling all-digital handsets exclusively for a while yet.
