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I haven't used either.. But Specwise I like the SGR if it's in the same budget range. I hate Samsung personally though with what they did by discontinuing Samsung Galaxy Spica back then. Sony Ericsson Xperia neo V vs Samsung Galaxy R

Get Google Chrome OS. Get a Hexxeh Build, It will even run off a pen drive for you.. You can work anywhere (on other machines too) you want. If you want Linux, then I'd suggest Gnome 3.2 on Ubuntu 11.10. You'll actually notice the improvement in Linux UI and how friendlier (Mac'sh) it's become...

Try Hamachi.. It's easy to get your friends into the same LAN. Since they are direct p2p connections the latency should be low. Or you can also hire those cheap dedicated servers that appear on your "internet" servers list.

Why not a HTC Desire for 15k? HTC Desire A8181 | HTC Mobile Phones | Saholic.com p.s - I don't work for Saholic.

Also Motorola Defy figures in the top 20 mobile phones with high radiation (high SAR) Kyocera Jax S1300 - 20 cell phones with highest radiation levels (photos) - CNET Reviews

HTC Desire at 15k is the best budget Android . One of my friend ordered it just yesterday. HTC Desire A8181 | HTC Mobile Phones | Saholic.com

iPad2 Wifi 16GB (29,500/- INR), when Yahoo comes up with Video chat support for iOS, iPad2 will get it too.

Totally Offtopic - But isn't Motorola Defy one of the top "radiation emitting" phones? - Motorola Defy - 20 cell phones with highest radiation levels (photos) - CNET Reviews

Look for local servers (sort by distance) from - game-monitor.com and copy the URL and use "connect <ipaddress:port>" inside counter strike. Airtel's routing is different and sometimes only shows Chinese servers where you're ping will be high.

What you're looking for is called Reverse USB Tethering. This comes by default for Windows mobile 6.x phones (through active sync), but Google/Android there isn't a ready made way for you to do that. If you're the enthusiastic type you can start here - Mycila Blog: Reverse USB Tethering with...

I purchased an LGOp1 immediately when it got released. The down sides on the LG Optimus one was - No hardware DPad - You need to develop/purchase a keyboard which has a soft d-pad - believe me editing text is PIA - No Camera flash - if you're the shoot-everything-i-see types, you may not like...

If i could suggest a better way to watch a huge collection of videos, then I would suggest AirVideo - a no-frill live play app which works by encoding the video files on the fly (it works decently on my 2006's system with 2.4Ghz HT processor) Check this for a review.

I'd recommend a HTC Wildfire too. Bought it at Hyderabad for 14,800INR after a long futile search for Samsung Galaxy Spica.