Sometimes incorrectly called SIMS, SIM (subscriber identity module) cards are designed to allow you to move your phone number and cell phone service from once cell phone to another. Since the average cell phone owner has no idea how to do it the right way, he or she will usually have it done at a cell phone store or an electronics shop of some kind.
Ever since I discovered a particular shopping venue, I've pretty much kept my mouth shut about what I found there. I'll tell you why when I wrap this all up. Hundreds, perhaps thousands, of different kinds of electronics are all available in one place, from Apple iPhones to Microsoft Zunes. I'm talking about imported products made by everyone under the sun, or so it seems like.
You can find many kinds of cell phones in the Philippines, but I can't tell you what's used where, other than what I've seen here in Olongapo City. I can't tell you exactly what's used in Manila, although I've heard they support the Apple iPhones there along with every other major brand. Here in Olongapo City, I've only seen three brands of cell phones and no Apple anything (iPods don't count).
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