That $4 cell phone is crude as hellfire
Recently, Indian cell phone creator Ringing Bells divulged their record-setting Freedom 251, an Android gadget that made them flabbergast specs at its staggering $3.64 cost tag (Rs. 251). There was such a lot of intensity over the gadget's delivery that Times of India depicted the scramble for pre-arranges as "breaking the web." Now that individuals are really getting their hands on the gadget, nonetheless, the entire thing is looking pretty damn crude. Directly out of the container, you realize something's wrong when your new telephone has a mass of Wite-Out shrewdly covering the name of the gadget's genuine producer.
Believe it or not: the Freedom 251 is really the Adcom Ikon 4, a section level Chinese cell phone. In addition to the fact that this is a trick, however, it's one where the trick craftsman isn't in any event, attempting! Also, the gadget looks not at all like the cell phone publicized on Ringing Bells' site.
There! Much better.
This brings up some fascinating issues, seeing as the Adcom Ikon 4 typically retails for $54 dollars. How Ringing Bells is bringing in any cash selling these gadgets at 1/fourteenth of that figure is impossible to say. Furthermore, that is not in any event, mulling over the expense of Wite-Out.
The secrets continue to come, notwithstanding, in light of the fact that when you boot up the gadget, you'll find a recognizable sight… on the off chance that you've ever been an iPhone client. Albeit the Freedom 251/Adcom Ikon 4 runs Android 5.1 Lollipop, for reasons unknown the greater part of the symbols has been torn straightforwardly from iOS. For hell's sake, the program symbol is only directly up the Safari logo.
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