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After all the controversies with Freedom 251, new smartphone Mango or mPhone’s makers from Kerala are now in trouble. The promoters of Mango Phone which was supposed to be the new ‘iphone killer’ got arrested on the day of its launch at Kochi for allegedly duping the Kalamassery branch of Bank of Baroda.

With all the serious ongoing speculations about the cheapest smartphone Freedom 251, the makers Ringing Bells have announced that cash on delivery option will be provided to the customers. To ensure the buyers, the company has decided that the customers will have to pay only after receiving the device.

The G5 comes with a new design, a sleek, metal uni-body featuring a slide-out Battery tray and a Modular Type design. The smartphone is built with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 Processor and has an internal memory of 4GB and expandable upto 2TB. LG is also introducing a smartphone ecosystem — the LG Playground.

Ringing Bells has now made a new statement saying that the company will not be taking the payment from the payment gateway facilitator PayUBiz, until it gives proof of delivery. Ringing Bells has stopped taking bookings and claims to have received orders worth Rs 1.75 crores for the smartphone.

PewResearch Centre’s study shows in India 9% of those with lower education levels are online, as compared with 38% who have higher education levels. 11% with lower income own a smartphone and access Internet compared to 28% with higher incomes. Also, 17% women and 27% men use smartphone and access internet.

Ringing Bells- makers of the world’s cheapest smartphone Freedom 251- has come under the scanner of excise and income tax departments. I-T Department is probing the financial structure of the company and has obtained documents, including those from the Registrar of Companies.