Android apps are hit and miss when it comes to aesthetic appeal. Some apps feature a beautiful and minimalistic interface that looks fantastic on an HD smartphone screen, while other apps seem to have thrown a bunch of colors and buttons together…
One of the most-used apps on my phone is the flashlight. If I’m walking around my house at night, sometimes I just don’t want to bother finding the light switch and risk waking up roommates. The flashlight on my Galaxy S3 has plenty of…
Thinking of rooting Android? If you’ve stumbled upon the One Click Root blog, then you’re probably at least a little bit interested in rooting, am I right? Well, there are lots of good reasons to root your Android. Basically, rooting allows…
The Next Big Thing is already here, according to Samsung. But what about the next next big thing? That will be the Samsung Galaxy S5, which will likely be announced in early 2014 and released in late spring 2014. The S4 was just released a few…
Seldom do you find apps on the Android market that combine the multiple features of several apps all into one. It is equally rare to find a truly unique and remarkable camera-based app either as a flood of tried and tested apps in this category have…
The peak of augmented reality apps, Google Sky Maps is an open source application literally donated by Google to the world of amateur and prospective astronomers. To start off and understand Google Sky Maps, it is essential that you understand the…
It’s time for an easy Android tip! Have you ever seen another Galaxy user’s text message window and wondered how they got such a cool background? Or why their font looks different than yours? No, these people didn’t install a custom ROM.…
RIM/Blackberry will be releasing BBM for Android within the next few weeks. In fact, they could be releasing it tomorrow for all we know. For months, we’ve known that BBM for Android will get a summer 2013 release date, and we can basically…
Reddit’s r/Android section is filled with useful information about Android rooting, custom ROMs, and more. Every Monday, r/Android posts a thread called Moronic Monday where users are encouraged to ask all the questions they’re too afraid to…
We all know what to do with something we don’t want or need and think that the world outside may have a perfect purpose for it. It can work the other way round too with us searching for a good bargain for a product that someone else may not need…
