International Dialing Codes App?

On my old Treo I had a PalmOS app and I am looking for the same information in Android market.

The old app was made by www.aramis-inc.com which comes up now as some Japanese site. The app had 3 simple pick lists; Country dialing from, country dialing to, and mode. Where mode was direct dial, MCI, AT&T others... On choosing those it would tell you the dialing code.

ie. presented 3 important pieces of information, the international access code it's 011 in US, but it's 0011 here in Australia and it varies around the world. I know you can puch in a + on the cell but I would normally be using a landline for these calls. Secondly tells you the country code for each location ie 1 for US, it's 61 for Aus. Thirdly showed the access number for each country for the major carriers. I work for a US co. so I have an MCI dialing card but I don't know all the access numbers in the various coutries I visit.

Does anyone know an app that has this data?

 

Wow - I haven't logged since yesterday!! Thanks Motorhomer for articulating it further. Yes this is exactly my situation. I live in Australia, work for a US company, and travel every month or so into Asia and sometimes US/Euro different countries. When using the MCI calling card I actually have to dial into the US on a company number then back out again to other country.

This info is freely available on the net if I spend the time sifting through. However like many other reference apps sometimes the simplest ones are the most useful. If I am transiting through an airport somewhere in the middle of KL, Malaysia it would be nice to dial home; orperhaps I'd like to dial a colleague in Germany to make use of the time. I could pay roaming charges to fire up the browser on the phone and spend 20 min finding the code on an MCI site and Malaysia Telekom somewhere. Or I could have it in an app which is no more than about 2k in size, instead of carrying a wallet full of 'reference cards'. Just like people have train, bus schedules, TV, and movie listing apps - the info is also out on the net but it's about convenience.

Nothing to do with dialing out on the mobile, it's just a reference info for land line numbers that are accessed from public phones, and it would need to be offline, because that's the point - avoiding firing up data roaming. To enlighten those who never travel - the carriers will often charge 100x the rate you normally see at home for data access in other countries on your own number (roaming). There is a term for it called "Bill shock". Some people wonder why they go away for 2 weeks in another country continue to post their facebook drivel every 20 min and then come home to a phone bill of $1500!!? Sad but true.

If anyone sees something resembling this please let me know.

Thanks.