 This is Sean O'Kane with The Verge and we are one of the first ones to be taking a look at the Kodak phone here at CES. This is a branded phone made by Bullitt. It's surprisingly light. It's very comparable to the Samsung Galaxy Alpha. It's very light in the hand. Feels like it doesn't even have a battery in it. But what people are going to want to look for here is Kodak's camera software. Bullitt representatives here are telling me that the idea with the Kodak phone here is not to make an extremely great camera phone that's going to blow every other phone out of the market. It's really more about making a camera that works easily and makes it easy to share, take pictures and print them very easily. It looks like the camera works pretty well. It's a little bit sluggish here and there. It's a 13 megapixel camera. It looks like the results are actually pretty decent for being in an oddly lit room in here. The Kodak phone is going to be coming to Europe in early 2015. It'll be available in the US later this year. It's going to cost $249 off contract. For more awesome stuff from the CES floor, be sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel at youtube.com slash the verge.