The world’s cheapest smartphone, Freedom 251, is finally here, and it only costs $3.60 USD (£3). This smartphone is set to begin shipping later this week to connect the poorer regions of India.
The world’s cheapest smartphone, Freedom 251 (Source: India Times)
This smartphone was developed by Ringing Bells, a technology firm based in Noida. The company aims to make internet access affordable to millions of people across their country. The Freedom 251 device will go on sale on June 30 and will only be available to pre-registered users in India. More than 200,000 units will be sold during the first phase of the delivery.
The world’s cheapest smartphone, Freedom 251 (Source: Freedom 251)
Earlier this year, the Freedom 251 was already available but the manufacturers were forced to refund over 30,000 pre-orders and delay shipping after their website crashed.
The gadget will come with a four-inch screen, an 8MP camera and 3.2 MP front-facing camera.
The world’s cheapest smartphone, Freedom 251 (Source: Techdren)
The gadget comes with a four-inch screen, an 8MP rear camera and 3.2MP front camera. It has 8GB of storage and 1GB RAM capacity available, with 1.3GHz quad-core processor. It will be running on Android Lollipop 5.1, and the gadget will be available in either black or white.
