Is there any possibility, automatic app, that can save app info, for later use, so when flashing new ROM's it can erstore the apps from Market? I doon't need a backup option like Titanium, just something that can redownload my apps after new flash. Just like saving all the info in a file then "apt-get install" it...
Titanium Backup.. free from market..
Fantastic app although the best and only functions most people will use are cleverly only in the paid for version
you could also use appbrain
http://www.appbrain.com/
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Doesn't Market itself save all the info in Downloads section? I've changed 5-6 ROMS in last 2 months and Market was always showing all apps I had installed before I would restore them through Titanium.
thats because u sign in with ur gogglemail/gmail account which saves your history
Just use aps to sd and you wont have to install them again between roms, then use titanium backup to restore the settings. Voi-la!
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Thank you for all those answers. I'll try the Google way.
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Now I've bought and downloaded some apps. How do I back them up so when I flash a new ROM I can reinstall them? Thanks!
brought apps will be remember when your login to the Market via your google account
Also, sync your apps with AppBrain and that should remember free apps
I use Astro File Manager (free in the Market)... under settings>tools there's an app backup. Just back them all up, then when you get the new ROM, download Astro again and do a restore.
AppBrain is great too. Plus you can find new apps from your pc
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Thanks everyone!
I use Titanium Backup, great to do that job, and also backup your settings. The time you spend is not on re-installing your apps, but in the configuration...
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I use myBackup Pro
Its a paid app, there is a lite version but you can not schedule when you want to backup
Its great because it restores all your app data as well, so you dont have to go into each app and 'log in' again and you wont lose your save games either
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I use Titanium Backup
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+1 for Titanium Backup! Essential app.
I used Titanium when I flashed from 2.1 to 2.2, and even though it remembered all my apps, everytime I opened one, it would force close, so I ended up re-installing them all.
Any ideas why it didn't work?
I want to have all my apps data ( like game saves, login info etc) saved when I flash a ROM update. It's a huge pain to manually re-setup EVERYTHING. Apps and contacts come back which is awesome but all the apps and settings are all back to square one..
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I want to have all my apps data ( like game saves, login info etc) saved when I flash a ROM update. It's a huge pain to manually re-setup EVERYTHING. Apps and contacts come back which is awesome but all the apps and settings are all back to square one..
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I'm sure you could use root explorer to save the configuration files for these apps and reload them later with root explorer as well... but... you might create glitches or issues with the new rom... (aka it will end up being slow or have FC s)
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Titanium Backup will save all of your app data and settings...once your apps are backed up, flash a new rom, download titanium from the market and use it to restore all of your apps with their data
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I'm sure you could use root explorer to save the configuration files for these apps and reload them later with root explorer as well... but... you might create glitches or issues with the new rom... (aka it will end up being slow or have FC s)
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Where would said files be located? I don't feel like buying tb or downloading it from the web.
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Where would said files be located? I don't feel like buying tb or downloading it from the web.
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Just so u know there is a FREE version of titanium backup on the Android market...
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You don't have to pay for titanium backup (though in my opinion you should support Android developers). The free version does it too (unless something has changed since I last used the free version). You just can't do it in a batch which is much easier.
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+1 for Titanium Backup....and the paid version is WELL worth the money.
My bad. Thanks.
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Saw this thread and downloaded the free version of titanium backup to try it out before buying the pro version. but when i try to backup my apps and user data with a scheduled backup, it fc's before finishing the backup. Will this happen with the pro version as well? or is there any way to fix it?
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Saw this thread and downloaded the free version of titanium backup to try it out before buying the pro version. but when i try to backup my apps and user data with a scheduled backup, it fc's before finishing the backup. Will this happen with the pro version as well? or is there any way to fix it?
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I've never had issues backing up or restoring apps with Titanium free or paid version. Are you using other apps while it's creating the backup? Personally, I don't do scheduled backups. I only backup just before flashing a new rom so that I know everything is current.
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I've never had issues backing up or restoring apps with Titanium free or paid version. Are you using other apps while it's creating the backup? Personally, I don't do scheduled backups. I only backup just before flashing a new rom so that I know everything is current.
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well with the free version you cant do a batch backup, so i ran a scheduled backup from the schedule screen. i reinstalled the app, and it seemed to run fine. thanks for the response though, much appreciated.
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well with the free version you cant do a batch backup, so i ran a scheduled backup from the schedule screen. i reinstalled the app, and it seemed to run fine. thanks for the response though, much appreciated.
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Yes you can. You can do batch back ups and batch restores. The only differences I've noticed between the free and paid versions are:
Free - Only schedule one back up at a time. When running a batch restore, it stops on every app and you must approve to restore them. Special services disabled
Paid - Schedule unlimited backups. Restoring a batch does not require approving each app. Special features, such as Market Doctor, are enabled.
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^ Bro - If you have to click on every app to restore, one by one... that isn't really "batch" mode, by definition
Get the paid version, well worth it, and nice to support the dev of such a well made and valuable app.
I wouldnt be caught flashing/changing roms without it !
For ppl that have trouble with Titanium Backup, try My Backup Pro. It sometimes works when TTB will not.
It's still a batch restore selection. And it restores app data as well. Only it prompts you on every app and asks if you'd like to install it.But yes, I agree, the paid version is a must.
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on the pro version there is a new feature to backup apps to a flashable zip file, which should make the whole restore process super fast. You can just flash a new rom then flash your apps with data back and not have to do manual restoring.
I haven't tried it yet though.
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on the pro version there is a new feature to backup apps to a flashable zip file, which should make the whole restore process super fast. You can just flash a new rom then flash your apps with data back and not have to do manual restoring.
I haven't tried it yet though.
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I'll have to look into that.
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After reinstalling apps from a backup/restore app they are working properly on the phone but dont show up under "my apps" in the market. Ive experienced this before with changing roms and was always able to fix via settings, manage apps, market, clear data. Now the clear data option isnt available. Anyone else experiencing this of have any solutions
I sure have, use titanium backup and long press the app on the list off apps and chose force link to market and you will be all set!
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Actually an easier fix is, in titanium backup hit menu and choose more then market doctor, let me know if it works for you!
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How can one use Titanium Backup? The phone isn't rooted yet. If there is a workaround, I'd love to know!
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How can one use Titanium Backup? The phone isn't rooted yet. If there is a workaround, I'd love to know!
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You can't titanium backup requires root, but you wouldn't really need to backup apps unless your flashing different roms which would require root
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whenever i switch roms its a pain getting my apps back. i know that there is titanium but they dont go through google play and i want them to be noticed through google play so i can update them through there.
is there any way to do this?
for now i have an app that just back ups the names of the apps and i just re download them like that.
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whenever i switch roms its a pain getting my apps back. i know that there is titanium but they dont go through google play and i want them to be noticed through google play so i can update them through there.
is there any way to do this?
for now i have an app that just back ups the names of the apps and i just re download them like that.
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In my opinion, the best backup app that has worked as advertised in every ROM and every phone I've ever owned is Titanium Backup.
It's quick and easy to install and it's cheap to go pro, plus the dev offers incredible support and provides frequent updates to the software when needed.
You can do batch backups, backup only installed apps or the whole thing, it backup apps with the data; you can do cloud backups as well.
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Try Helium. It's really easy to use and you don't have to be rooted. They offer a free version and a premium version that costs $4.99.
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Titanium Backup is the best!
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it's subjective.
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I rooted my device using the framaroot method, and I still can't delete the at&t apps that came preinstalled. Not sure what to do next. Any advice?
Yes.
Install Titanium Backup. There is a free version. Then find the apps you want to remove, and use the Freeze feature in TiBu first for a while to make sure that there are no dependencies. It functions just like deleting the app, but you can unfreeze it if there are problems. You can also delete apps with TiBu.
Also use this to back up your applications. To make it easier, buy the full version from the developer, which has batch back up and other features. It's a pain to try to back up apps one at a time.
Of course Yes. Titanium is the best app for backup, restore, delete app
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Of course Yes. Titanium is the best app for backup, restore, delete app
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Yeah, it worked.