Acer today unveiled the world's first Windows Mobile-powered smartphone with dual-SIM support for both HSDPA and EDGE networks.
This means that users of the Acer Tempo DX900 simultaneously use two SIM cards, with both able to take advantage of high-speed data connections.
Acer appears to be deadset in joining the smartphone market, with a UK online store leaking out photos and specs of the first Acer smartphone, the DX900, and started accepting pre-orders for the price of 454.25 British pounds. 
This is one of those programs I wish I had found before I updated to Windows Mobile 6.1. SIM Manager v1.4 for Windows Smartphone allows you to backup your SIM contacts to your phone and vice versa, copying all of your phone contacts to your SIM card.
X-Plane Airliner, which is now available for just $4.99 at the Apple App Store, is a great flight simulation app where users can choose either one of the Boeing 777, 747 or 787, or perhaps the Airbus A-380 to fly. 
The smash hit SimCity is now available for iPhone and iPod Touch users, according to EA Games.
Burmese bloggers report that prepaid GSM cards may finally be introduced in Myanmar, a country ruled by a military junta. This is good news to the Burmese and may help the attain positive political and social changes in their country. 
Samsung continues to produce dual-SIM phones or handsets that can hold two SIM cards and operate the phone under two networks at the same time, with the South Korean firm soon to introduce the S9402 Ego.
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