Reminders! We all need them and use them and then ask people around us to remind us about something that even they may forget because hey! They’re humans just like us and forget just like we do. So to evade such instances of bickering and pointing fingers at the end of the day you might as well jot down all the things that you need to remind yourself about and make sure that you never miss out on anything. But you have multiple occurrences of each of the events that you need to be reminded…
Ever wanted to something crazy and different for your partner and yourself and something that hasn’t yet been done? The usual candlelight dinners, the long drives, the flirtatious texting, and a moderate dose of fights and misunderstandings. Sounds like the rinse-and-repeat cycle every relationship passes through at some point or the other. Throw in flowers and gifts to the list and a bunch of holidays taken together and you have a more serious relationship. These are all clichéd and yet…
Streaming videos using the internet is too mainstream for the app we unveil to you today; and thus, it takes viewing videos and streaming to gargantuan levels. It’s time you finally complete the transition to your mobile device as your 360 degree entertainment needs. We all use Dailymotion and YouTube to stream interesting videos on a daily basis on the internet. But these videos are about pre-recorded instances or music videos and concerts, trailers and recordings all that have occurred…
Do you constantly worry about data? I know I do. I cringe when a friend takes my phone and spends 5 minutes Googling something stupid. Data ain’t cheap! That’s why I like the new Chrome update, which reduces data usage by 50%. How does that work? Chrome 32 for Android reduces data usage simply by compressing it. Compressed data takes less space than uncompressed data, which means you avoid draining your data plan. There are actually quite a few different data compression apps on…
Mac users with rooted Androids are a niche group. However, they do exist. Those users will appreciate the latest announcement from the CyanogenMod team, which introduces the CyanogenMod installer for Mac OS X. The current release is in ‘beta’ form, so don’t expect it to be perfect. With this installer, however, you will be able to: -Quickly and easily install CyanogenMod from any Mac OS X computer -This only installs the custom ROM; it does not root your Android device -All…
Every day, people switch from iPhone to Android. Some people also switch from Android to iPhone, but those people don’t make good storylines for an Android blog like One Click Root. Anyways, one Reddit user named u/Macchinario recently switched from an iPhone to a Nexus 4. The Nexus 4 is a relatively old Android device at this point in time, but Macchinario seems to appreciate his Nexus 4 and shared 10 thoughts with the r/Android community. Here are those 10 thoughts. The thoughts…
Ladies and gentlemen, the future is officially here. Thanks to a new Android app called Bluetooth Toast, you can control your Bluetooth-enabled toaster from the comfort of your Android handset. Bluetooth Toast was designed by a talented young Android programmer named William Wilks. You can see his video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7LBSP-Fo644 The only thing this app won’t do is put your toast in the toaster and push the lever down. From there, the app does all the work…
App Ops was a popular Android feature that allowed users to enable or disable operations on a per-app basis. It was found in the stock Android settings menu and it was very useful for many users. For some strange reason, App Ops was disabled in Android 4.4.2. I guess Google removed App Ops because developers didn’t like the idea that users could control how their apps worked. Basically, Google was placing developer benefit over user benefit. Fortunately for you, one developer has…
The tech industry has some dirty secrets: electronics companies use cheap labor and resources in developing countries. They use these resources to make devices that the workers themselves could never afford. There’s nothing really wrong with that: it’s capitalism and an important part of a world with a free market system. But it does make some people uncomfortable – especially when you hear about things like suicide nets at Apple’s factories in China. Do you know where your…
Snapchat, the popular picture messaging app, has finally admitted that it screwed up. In December, Snapchat experienced a terrible data leak. Millions of Snapchat users – as many as 4.6 million – had their usernames and phone numbers leaked. Fortunately for users, it doesn’t appear that pictures or other data was leaked. In fact, according to all reports, it’s not possible for anyone to gain access to this data because Snapchat doesn’t permanently save it. Snapchat’s blog…
