Features
- Android 13
- 8 GB RAM
Advantages
- It's really small.
- Even if you tell people, they might not consider it as a normal smartphone and will except it easier as a exception when phones are normally not allowed.
Disadvantages
- Recommended only for experienced loopers (some settings are not recognizable, you have to know from experience with a big Android AAPS phone, how and where what is located. Some AAPS buttons are hard to touch with a lot of feeling, but not with stubby fingers.)
- Can only be used as LooperPhone. It's better to have a normal smartphone in your pocket.
The Jelly comes with strong optimization features that must be disabled for AAPS (and other DIY apps like BYODA, xDrip, OOP2, Juggluco, etc...).
You can leave Intelligent assistance enabled, but it must be disabled for DIY apps.
You can enable NFC for Libre sensors.
To avoid interference with AAPS, the Jelly Star 'battery usage' should be disabled by selecting 'unrestricted' (and other DIY apps like BYODA, xDrip, OOP2, Juggluco, etc...).
Remember to disable Google Play Protect.
For certain smart watches, like the Samsung Galaxy, 'Remote Connection' under Samsung Galaxy's Advanced Features must be switched on to use the Jelly, Wear.apk & AAPS remotely via Wi-Fi.
