In September, Apple unveiled Apple Pay, an NFC payment system that lets you “tap to pay” at certain checkout counters. Android has had the same feature for over a year and has long supported NFC chips. Since the world’s two largest…
Every so often, the internet hears a story about a phone catching on fire. Last month, a Redditor named TweektheGeek posted on R/Android complaining about his Galaxy S4. TweektheGeek was lying asleep in bed when he reached over and felt his…
The Galaxy S5 is rolling out around the world and a few lucky people have already received their devices in the mail. One of those lucky people is LamboSamba, a Reddit user who recently did an AMA and review of his new Galaxy S5. He talked about…
Earlier this week, tech website Mashable published an article praising the Galaxy S5. That’s refreshing, because most major tech websites – I’m looking at you Gizmodo and CNet – are decidedly pro-Apple. However, even Android fans are…
Google makes billions of dollars from advertising revenue. Most of this revenue is generated by Google’s advertising partners, who sell advertising space on their websites in exchange for a cost per click payment. This system has been in place…
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…
Android is complex and simple at the same time. In recognition of that fact, here are 5 stupid Android questions you’re probably too afraid to ask. Many of these questions and answers are taken from the regular r/Android Moronic Monday threads,…
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…
