Android: it's open and it allows open markets for its apps, and I found a model, Motorola Defy Mini, that for less than 100 euros is resistant to scratches and small impacts and splashes and has front and back cameras. Its flaws, forgivable for its price: not very powerful and the small internal memory is ridden with cumbersome apps like FBK and Twitter that could stay in the memory card, and that being needlessly installed as system ones I'll need to root the phone to move them away. Until then, installing or updating large apps is often very awkward, typically needing to uninstall FBK and Twitter updates to make temporarily room for the update process. I guess successive versions of Android (mine is Gingerbread) and later phones with more RAM and internal memory don't suffer from this annoying flaw, but I won't replace it soon, I'll just do that workaround and be happy with a cheap smatphone that for its low price can do more than I need.
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