Smartphones are growing in size with each new generation, but it seems that one company has decided to take a completely different approach.
Unihertz aims to launch the world's smallest smartphone, with 4G connectivity, at affordable prices, and offer the same functionality as the most expensive models.
Jelly smartphone
Jelly smartphone


 The phone ($ 109) could become a reality after the company's financing campaign achieved its goals.

 A group of experts in Shanghai, who have 10 years of experience in the manufacture of smart phones, created a "Jelly" phone.
The innovative phone features a fast processor, with a large memory and storage space. The funding campaign exceeded its target very quickly, with around 2,900 supporters pledging $ 270,000, and 33 days to finish the campaign.
The phone is expected to start charging in August 2017, and will not be a substitute for larger smartphones, but is an additional multi-spec device.

 Two versions of the phone will be sold, with the Jelly Pro model at $ 125, featuring 2GB of RAM and 16GB of internal storage.
The standard Jelly version will have 1GB of RAM, 8GB of internal storage, and the two models come with a 1.1 GHz quad-core processor.

 The small Jelly phone supports the Android 7.0 Noga system, with two SIM cards. The handset features a 2.45-inch LCD display and a 950 mAh battery, enough to make the phone 3 days in a row.

 Unihertz previously designed a miniature mobile phone called Micro X, which relied on consumer feedback to improve initial design.