I want to buy a phone within Rs.14,000 INR... Android??? ?

If you’re looking for a classy touchscreen phone in this budget, the HTC Wildfire is the option to consider. Although you may feel cheated with the low QVGA (320 x 240) resolution on a rather well-sized 3.2-inch display, its not like the screen is bad. The on-screen keyboard is excellently designed and can recognize the most horrid of typos. It is fairly compact and the build is finer than the Samsung Galaxy 3 i5801. The HTC Sense UI is well-designed and has great social networking features and other small tweaks in the UI. Other than the typical connectivity options, like the sony Erricson X10 Mini Pro, you’ve also got a 5 megapixel camera that takes decent snaps. The Wildfire sells for roughly Rs. 15,000.

If the primary usage of your phone is to play videos, then the Galaxy 3 i5801 is the best bet for now. Armed with a 667 MHz processor, Samsung advertises DivX support out of the box for this phone. Now, while there are free players in the Android Market that let you play DivX and XviD formats, the Wildfire’s 528 MHz processor wasn’t able to churn a DVD rip as smoothly. So, all those 700MB movies lying on your computer can be directly transferred to the memory card sans any conversion and played back on the i580.

Samsung S8530 Wave II