Introducing the General Mobile DSTL1, a Dual SIM Phone that according to GSMArena, will be Android enabled and will be presented at the Mobile World Congress in February:The DSTL1 dual-sim Android phone from General Mobile will be launched at Mobile World Congress in a few weeks. Check out the photo gallery to see what it looks like on all sides. The star of the show is the dual-sim capability (very handy for frequent travelers). Bizarrely, there’s no 3G but here are the specifications:

• Dual Sim Cards
• 624Mhz CPU
• 2.5G, GSM 900/1800/1900Mhz
• 3″ display (400×240)
• WiFi B/G, Bluetooth
• 112 x 54 x 16mm, 135g
• 4.4 x 2.1 x 0.6″, 0.75oz

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