The Torch 9860 is a true world phone, with dual-band EV-DO Rev A (850/1900 MHz), quad-band EDGE (850/1900/1800/1900 MHz), and single-band UMTS (2100 MHz) support so it should work almost anywhere. 99 direct) is essentially identical to versions of the BlackBerry Torch 9850 we've tested on Sprint  (2. The RIM BlackBerry Torch 9860 ($99. Another reason many people want a BlackBerry is for the keyboard. That's part of what makes BlackBerrys appealing to international travelers. That means it's a true world phone  with good battery life and the ability to sip data, but it suffers from a mediocre touch keyboard and a weak app selection. In every version of the Torch we tested, typing on the on-screen keyboard was a trying experience. The portrait mode keys are too small to touch accurately, and the landscape keyboard covers too much of the screen to use with any regularity. 5 stars), U....

Source: PC Magazine