This adorable device might be the world's smallest 4G smartphone — check it out
Avery Hartmans Apr. 27, 2017, 12:04 PM
As most other smartphones get bigger, a new phone is headed in the opposite direction.
Called Jelly, the tiny 4G smartphone is one of the world's smallest. Seriously, it's itsy-bitsy.
Jelly has a 2.45-inch display, and is about 3.6 inches tall and about 1.7 inches wide. Despite its small size, Jelly works like any other smartphone: It runs a version of Android Nougat, which is only a year old, and is compatible with 4G wireless networks.
Jelly is an update to a tiny phone that launched in 2015 called the Posh Micro, a similar mini-phone that came in bright colors like magenta . But Jelly has more RAM, dual SIM card slots, more battery capacity, and is available in white, black, and sky blue.
Jelly will officially launch on Kickstarter on May 2 and will cost $59, but we got our hands on one a few weeks early. Take a look at this little phone:
Jelly just about fits in the palm of your hand...
...and not much taller than your index finger.
Here it is next to a Samsung Galaxy Note 5. The Note 5 is pretty huge — it's six inches tall and about three inches wide — but it dwarfs the Jelly.
It's laughable next to an honest-to-goodness landline. The corded phone looks like it's made for giants.
https://www.businessinsider.com/unihertz-jelly-phone-kickstarter-worlds-smallest-4g-smartphone-photos-2017-4#here-it-is-next-to-a-samsung-galaxy-note-5-the-note-5-is-pretty-huge-its-six-inches-tall-and-about-three-inches-wide-but-it-dwarfs-the-jelly-3
Jelly: Das Mini-LTE-Smartphone Klein ist mal was anderes
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