If you’re reading the One Click Root blog, then you probably have a certain degree of appreciation for the Android operating system. But some people like Android a lot more than others. And these people like collecting Android ‘swag’. That’s right: the Android community has swag. If you’re ready to show you unbridled love for the Android operating system then there’s nothing wrong with that. In fact, we’re going to show you some of the strangest ways to show off your love with…
Today, much of the world’s business is done over mobile phones and tablets. From online banking to talking to clients, it would be tough to do business on-the-go without a smartphone. Since smartphones play such an important role in our lives, you need to install security software just as you would on a PC. Today, we’re going to show you the top five most important types of Android security apps that you should consider installing today. 5) Theft prevention app Millions of people have…
Android smartphones and tablets have the remarkable characteristic of getting a completely refreshed set of features in the span of merely a couple of months. Upgraded cameras, operating systems, display screens, etc. are some good examples of this. Surprisingly, the very basic functionality of a communication device has more or less been consistent without much change since its inception. That’s right, making a good old phone call is almost the same as it is now as it was back…
In times of decreasing privacy and increasing paranoia, there is a large section of smartphone and tablet users who believe that losing privacy does not have to be the price technology users necessarily have to pay. Apart from the discomfort brought on by the Big Brother attitude of their government, users also have to be wary of cyber criminals who can target and hack any security-vulnerable devices to steal your confidential information and potentially commit identity theft, credit…
I don’t know about you, but a substantial amount of my childhood was spent playing a game called Roller Coaster Tycoon. After unlocking every park in the game and buying both expansion packs, I still feel the urge to play that game from time to time. Fortunately for me and millions of other Roller Coaster Tycoon fans out there, Roller Coaster Tycoon will soon be coming to Android. That’s right: Atari announced today that it would be releasing two new popular games for the Android…
With rapidly evolving technology powering Android devices, they have quickly transformed into your new one-stop entertainment center and more than just a communication device. One of these great entertainment features includes using your Android as a great mp3 player. Nearly every user enjoys a good song every now and then to refresh themselves from the monotony of everyday life, and with a massive and ever-increasing catalog of music apps to choose from, you can now take music…
It’s the end of another week, and that means we have another app roundup for you. This week saw the release of dozens of exciting new apps, and we’ve managed to whittle that list down to just five that are worth your time. Without further ado, here are the best 5 Android apps that have been released over the past week: 5) Dragon Mobile Assistant If you have ever used the Dragon line of voice-to-text programs, then you know that accuracy is one of the software’s major strengths.…
So you just bought your first Android. You probably have a lot of questions about your new smartphone or tablet. Fortunately, we’re here to answer those questions. Here are some of the most common questions that beginner Android users might ask – along with their answers. Where do I download apps? Android apps can be downloaded from the Google Play Store, which should already be installed on your device. Scroll through your home screens and look for a little ‘play’ symbol and then…
Although many Android users still haven’t received the 4.1 Jelly Bean update, Google is expected to release the next version of Android – Android 4.2 – in the very near future. And despite rumors that Android 4.2 would be called Key Lime Pie, that doesn’t appear to be the case. Instead, Android 4.2 is expected to be called…Jelly Bean. That’s right – Android has decided to keep the name from the 4.1 patch. However, we wouldn’t be surprised if the inevitable Android 5.0 was…
Looking for a way to brighten up your morning? Check out this new video called “Sh*t Android Fans Say.” You’ve probably seen at least a dozen of these “Sh*t say” videos over the past year, so why not watch one more? Watch the full video below: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=7huae767Rxg I expected something cheesy, but it’s actually a cut above the average “Sh*t people say” video. During arguments with iPhone users, I’ve probably mentioned…
