There seems to be a constant push to always be upgrading your smartphone to the next latest and greatest model. That push comes from the smartphone manufacturers and the mobile networks, both of which want more of your cash. Smartphones are also getting bigger and can look quite ridiculous sticking out of a pocket. Then there's Jelly.
Jelly looks to be the opposite of everything companies including Apple, Samsung, and Google tell you is what a modern smartphone should be. It's a tiny Android phone, using a 2.45-inch display, only costs $109, the battery is removable, there's a microSD card slot, and it has dual SIM card support.
Comments