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http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/freedom-251-worlds-cheapest-smartphone-priced-2-5-unveiled-india-1544376


An relatively obscure Indian company, Ringing Bells, has unveiled an Android-run device which is being touted as the world's cheapest smartphone. Its initial launch price has been pegged at Rs251 (£2.50, $3.80), but it is unclear as to how long will the offer continue.

The firm, established in 2015, is set to introduce the 4in smartphone, named Freedom 251, at a glittering event in the Indian capital New Delhi.

Such a price is less than a MacDonald Hamburger meal. 

The Indian flag has been noticed on the package of the device, and it is being speculated that the smartphone may have been subsided by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, under the government's flagship "Make in India" campaign.

[ltseung888]

http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/freedom-251-worlds-cheapest-smartphone-priced-2-5-unveiled-india-1544376


An relatively obscure Indian company, Ringing Bells, has unveiled an Android-run device which is being touted as the world's cheapest smartphone. Its initial launch price has been pegged at Rs251 (£2.50, $3.80), but it is unclear as to how long will the offer continue.

The firm, established in 2015, is set to introduce the 4in smartphone, named Freedom 251, at a glittering event in the Indian capital New Delhi.

Such a price is less than a MacDonald Hamburger meal. 

The Indian flag has been noticed on the package of the device, and it is being speculated that the smartphone may have been subsided by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, under the government's flagship "Make in India" campaign.

USA prints money and gives it to the rich to trickle down.  China prints money and builds infrastructures.  Now India prints money and gives it to the grass root...


Are these meaningful economic activities???


They all sound crazy to the non-expert  but they all changed the World...

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Ethiopia is in the final stages of completing the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, a dam with the capacity of generating 6000 Mega Watts of Electricity. Once complete, it will become the largest Hydro-power dam on the African Continent.

The funding is from Ethiopia itself.  The dam will be the pride of the Nation.  Is this a meaningful economic activity?  Should other African Countries look at this example.

At the same time, Ethiopia is renting out large acreage of land to foreign countries to do large mechanized farming.  This will solve the food crisis.  The image of Ethiopia as a starving Nation will be gone forever.

The self confidence of the Ethiopian people will propel it to become a new rising tiger...

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USA prints money and gives it to the rich to trickle down.  China prints money and builds infrastructures.  Now India prints money and gives it to the grass root...

Are these meaningful economic activities???

They all sound crazy to the non-expert  but they all changed the World...

Every Nation wants to provide free education to its citizens.  This is not charity.  This is the right of every citizen.  This is the essential path to success for any Nation.

In backing the Freedom251 phone, the Indian Government can proudly tell the World that it is just doing that.  When every Indian has a mobile phone at less than US$4, the cost of education goes way down.  India has one the best developed software engineering in the World.  Now it can educate its old and young at the same time.

I expect the India Government will come out with a list of recommended websites to weed out the "noises".  The free education in India will reach all citizens.  This success will be copied by all Nations in the near future.

I do not believe the low price of the phone is a hoax or a simple publicity by an obscure Company.  It is more likely a master stroke of the Indian Government.  This is one of the most meaningful economy activities in the twenty first century.  It is much cheaper than building hundreds of Universities or academic institutions. Well done, India.

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If India or Ethiopia were successful in the Lead-out Energy Flying Saucer Technology, would they have leapfrogged the economic development?

Think about it.  They would
1.  No longer need to rely on fossil fuel.
2.  No need to build roads, bridges, trains or airports.
3.  Gain the admiration of the World in their innovation.
4.  Produce products with standalone non-pulling power sources.
5.  Improve the standard of living of their citizens to new heights.

Will they look at reply 1 of this thread and ponder?

Will they ask secretly - are there UFOs made in USA or China?