Samsung Google Nexus N3

We purchased a Samsung Google Nexus N3 in Austaralia in 2012 and it was used first in India then in Sweden, Finland, Poland before in dec 2015 the device crashed. Now back in Chennai, India, we have revived it by loading factory default software . However the battery is dying and I am unable to find a replacement.the reason for buying Samsung Google was its global brand image. Though all Samsung Galaxy batteries are same dimensions and similar specifications, the grooves on the battery peripheral lack plastic ends are very different. Short of flying to Austarlia, how can I source this battery, even online if required?

Apple iPad Air 2 vs. HTC Google Nexus 9

I'l rather pay more for a fluid performance and vast range of tablet-optimised apps than paying less and working on a laggy tablet, which is always ready to heat up.

(Updated) (List) Best Phones Under Your Budget

Here are some of the best phones under some specific price ranges:

Under 5K: InFocus M2 (8 GB)
Under 10K: InFocus M330 (16 GB)
Under 15K: Auxus Beast (16 GB)
Under 20K: OnePlus One Silk White (16 GB)
Under 25K: OnePlus One Sandstone Black (64 GB)
Under 30K: Moto X (2nd Gen) (16 GB)
Under 35K: Samsung Galaxy S5 (16 GB)
Under 40K: Google Nexus 6 (32 GB)
Under 45K: Google Nexus 6 (64 GB)
Under 50K: iPhone 6 (16 GB)
Under 55K: Samsung Galaxy S6 (32 GB)
Under 60K: Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge (32 GB)

If you got a suggestion to update the list, please post it below and these are my personal favorites, according to me are the best phones under their budgets, these are a must buy

PS: There is also the Meizu MX4 and Meizu MX4 Pro but you can only buy it from it's original site which is: http://goo.gl/r9Lr5b and I didn't include it because the site only accepts PayPal and in India, not everybody has a PayPal account.

My Nexus 5 Crashed because of Lollipop 5.0.1

I've had a rather bad experience with the Nexus 5 in the last few days. The 5.0.1 update crashed my phone and now, i'm not even able to get into the bootloader menu. When I took it to an authorized service centre, they said i'd have to replace the motherboard at my expense. I asked who i can contact about it, they said Google.
When i called google, they told me that since i didn't buy the phone on the play store, they can't help. Now that doesn't make sense to me. It is a Google phone. And the operating system, made by Google, is what messed up my phone. Why aren't they taking responsibility for it? How can they choose what phones can be repaired and what can't? Have they suddenly become elitist like Apple? I asked around and many of my friends and their friends have also faced similar problems.
I went to the Nexus forums, and found the same. Has anybody here had similar experiences?