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It's US only.
It's not. I'm not in US, nor have any connection to it.
Jelly Star – The Smallest Android 13 Smartphone
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i end up using an adapter (because samsung also arm-twisted me into doing that), but they are typically terrible quality/break, catch on to things, i need to always remember to pack one, and still keep forgetting/losing them. Our overlords at Apple (Samsung promptly followed) decided that we must all switch to airpods, but instead just made it a huge pain for people. Also strange for Samsung whose phones are gigantic…
Last I checked iphones and galaxys were almost identical in size, which models are your talking about?
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Apple disagrees: https://support.apple.com/guide/iphone/set-up-voicemail-iph3...
This is not the same experience I have. Mine is much more basic, inside the voicemail app.
Re: Jelly Star – The Smallest Android 13 Smartphone
#276Part of the problem with this brand is that this "Android 13 Smartphone" will probably stay that forever. Updates are very very minimal. I have their first jelly and it didn't even get the upgrade they promised. Other than that, it's not so bad. Swype-typing makes a small keyboard still useful. But the updates really are the achilles heel here.