Some days ago I've upgraded my machine with a new HDD - 2TB Western Digital Green series. I also planned on upgrading my RAM to 4GB (from current 3GB), and did so yesterday. But, this was not a pleasant endeavor...

Well, after a lot of reluctance, I've finally made the jump onto the Android bandwagon. For a long time I haven't been ready to make the move onto it since I was hoping that a more Freedom-friendly platform would emerge, but alas, after Nokia's fiasco and MeeGo, there's not much left.

Somewhere in October last year I've assembled myself a nice little home server which was meant to be as silent as possible. The reason for this was that the server is basically located in my bedroom, and I didn't want the noise from all the fans and hard-disks to annoy me. In order to achieve this I've assembled a nice little machine with a Gigabyte motherboard with a dual-core Atom, Antec case, and two Western Digital Green series hard-disks. This all sounds quite nice and all, until I discovered a shocking truth about the above hard-disks - the hard way...

Ok, I must say that my first impression weren't too great about this little thing, but the day after I've found myself sitting in front of my desktop computer, staring at the monitor.

After quite a bit of time I've finally managed to get my hand on the AI Touch Book I ordered somewhere around this time last year. The reason why I got it this late is mostly due to fact that the delivery and credit-card charge names (in my case) were not the same.