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I use Jelly, a tiny smartphone that fits the little keychain pocket of my running shortpants, I don't even feel it while running. They released a newer version
by roadbeats 6y ago
I use Jelly, a tiny smartphone that fits the little keychain pocket of my running shortpants, I don't even feel it while running. They released a newer version of it, Jelly 2, if you're interested in small phones.
- nabaraz 6y agoCurious, why not get a smartwatch with LTE?
- roadbeats 6y agoI don't want to carry a phone in my arm :)
- cmrdporcupine 6y agoI looked and I like everything I see about it except for the mediocre camera. I want exactly what I see there, but with a premium camera and maybe a better SoC. I'm not looking for a cheap budget phone, but for that form factor and I'd pay for it. I'd have a hard time giving up my Pixel 3's camera, it'd be odd to have to start carrying around a separate camera. Kinda reminds me of my first gen Palm Pre. Loved that phone.
- roadbeats 6y agoIn my eyes, phones actually provide mediocre quality. Even the ones Apple released today, notice how bad are the night shots they display on the website. I have a dslr with two fixed (portrait and panorama) lenses, and night or day, every single shot is timeless. The quality won’t be outperformed by the next smartphone getting released next year. Of course, I can’t spontaneously shoot photos, need to decide when I want to actually shoot photos so I carry my camera. Which is not a cons, even an advantage, if you’re truly looking for quality, not quantity.