The Top 8 Best Android Apps for Students

The Top 8 Best Android Apps for Students

It’s mid-October and this school year is already well underway. If you’re like most students, then you’re constantly looking for a way to make your student life easier. One Click Root wants to help! Today, we’re breaking down the top 8 apps that will improve your grades while making homework a little easier to handle: 8) Studious (free) Between socializing, homework, and clubs, the student life is a busy time for everybody. A free app like Studious allows your brain to take a…

The Top 8 Best Android Tablet Apps that iPad Users Don’t Have

The Top 8 Best Android Tablet Apps that iPad Users Don’t Have

If you own an Android tablet, then you’ve probably had a friendly argument with an iPad owner at some point in your life. You might even own an iPad. While both Android tablets and iPads have unique advantages, we all know that Android tablets are better. If you need some ammunition for your next argument with a jealous iPad owner, just tell them about all these cool apps. Here are our top 8 favorite Android tablet apps that you won’t find an Apple’s App store: 8) LilyPad…

Tech2 writer claims Android ROMs are bad, gets torn apart by Android community

Tech2 writer claims Android ROMs are bad, gets torn apart by Android community

Here at the One Click Root blog, we’re passionate about custom Android ROMs. Many popular ROMs – included the king of the ROM market, CyanogenMod – simply offer a more complete Android experience than anything that manufacturers or Google have released. Custom ROMs offer a range of benefits, including the ability to overclock a device and improve its battery life, among other things. But we don’t expect everyone to agree with us. Francis D’sa is one such writer. Francis D’sa…

Free trial subscription option hits Google Play store

Free trial subscription option hits Google Play store

In the past, the Google Play Store featured free apps and paid apps, and never the two would meet. However, today, that changed. Google’s Android development team announced that it had added a “try-and-buy” feature to the Google Play Store. This feature gives app developers the opportunity to set a trial period for their apps. Android users can download a paid app for free, use it for a set period of time, then cancel it or pay to continue using it. This feature seems basic, but…

Verizon continues rise as nation’s largest LTE network – will have 417 LTE networks by end of 2012

Verizon continues rise as nation’s largest LTE network – will have 417 LTE networks by end of 2012

If you have an LTE-enabled phone, then you might want to switch to Verizon. Verizon recently announced that it would soon be surpassing 400 LTE networks in the United States. The 400th addition to the LTE network will be the city of Marquette, Michigan, which has just over 20,000 residents. In other words, LTE is no longer just for big city folk. The fact that Verizon would soon be surpassing 400 LTE networks isn’t surprising. Verizon announced that it would hit that number a little…

Nexus 10 rumors starting to heat up

Nexus 10 rumors starting to heat up

Google released the Nexus 7 earlier this year. The Nexus 7 is a 7-inch tablet that is dominating in the lower-end tablet markets. However, it was only a matter of time before rumors of a 10.1-inch tablet – the next common size up from 7-inches – started to appear online. It looks like that time is now. A number of Android websites are reporting rumors that Samsung and Google are teaming up to create a 10.1” Nexus tablet called – you guessed it – the Nexus 10. But that’s not…

New iKnowU keyboard released

New iKnowU keyboard released

If you’re unsatisfied with your current Android keyboard, then there are a range of alternative options available. Popular alternative Android keyboards include Swype, Swiftkey, and even the versions offered by manufacturers like Samsung. A new challenger entered the Android keyboard market today. It’s called iKnowU, and it specializes in predicting words and phrases long before you completely enter them into your phone. Of course, many keyboards have the ability to guess which word…

Fuhu Nabi 2 kids tablet rooted to work with Google apps

Fuhu Nabi 2 kids tablet rooted to work with Google apps

The $200 7-inch Fuhu Nabi 2 kids tablet is quickly establishing its dominance in the kids tablet industry. Despite the odd name, the Fuhu Nabi 2 is popular with both parents and children. Unlike most other kids tablets, the Fuhu Nabi 2 has decent performance power and runs Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. But like other kids tablets, the Fuhu Nabi 2 was locked down tighter than your average Android device. Users couldn’t access the app store or other fun Android features. After all, the…

Apple iOS 6 versus Android – how do they compare?

Apple iOS 6 versus Android – how do they compare?

Apple and Google are the two biggest players in the mobile space right now. Android is the most-used mobile operating system in the world, while Apple’s iOS continues to be popular with tablet and smartphone users for its usability. So how do the two biggest mobile operating systems in the world compare? Here’s our comparison of Android 4.1 and Apple iOS 6. Voice support When Apple released the iPhone 4S, the most notable improvement was the addition of Siri, a voice-controlled…

Verizon releases black and brown versions of the Samsung Galaxy S III

Verizon releases black and brown versions of the Samsung Galaxy S III

The Samsung Galaxy S III is generally considered to be the world’s most popular smartphone. But if there is one minor criticism about the S III, it’s the fact that it is only available in two colors: blue and white. That is no longer the case for Verizon customers. Verizon recently announced that black and brown versions of the Samsung Galaxy S III would be released to the network soon. Although Verizon hasn’t specifically stated the release date yet, the new colors should be available…

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