World's smallest 4G smart phone can fit into your coin pocket

A China-based start-up has introduced what they claim is the world's smallest 4G capable Android smartphone. The device, named Jelly, was introduced on Kickstarter by Unihertz, the start-up.
The phone is so small that it can easily fit in the coin pocket of jeans. The phone runs Android Nougat 7.0 and is the 1 GB RAM device is expected to cost over $100.
In addition, there is a Jelly Pro version that has a 2GB RAM.The memory is 8 GB and can be expanded to 32 GB.

The display on this phone is only 2.45-inches, with 240×432 pixels resolution. Dimensions of the Jelly smartphone are 3.6-inches x 1.7-inches x 0.5-inches (LxWxH). Interestingly this can support dual-Nano SIM cards, and has a fully replaceable battery with the company promising three days working time (for average usage) or up to seven days on standby. The battery size is 950 mAh.


Jelly will come in three colours: Pearl White, Space Black and Sky Blue. Jelly also has support for WiFi, GPS, Bluetooth 4.0. Sensors on the phone are: G-Sensor, Gyroscope, and Compass. Unihertz has also created an armband and you can just mount the Jelly phone onto it, and then use it as a fitness device.

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