I want to install the TBH gingerbread release onto my Droid X. It hasn't been rooted yet so I'm worried I will lose access to SwiftKey and Shazam Pro. I got them for free through Amazon's new app store.
Can I use Titanium Backup to re-install these apps without root access after the GB install?
Does amazon have a system that would allow me to re-download them for free?
Titanium backup.
That's your best solution...
Idk if it, needs root to restore apps, I think no, but be safe and take the apk from system/app/
And save on your sd card
Amazon has let me install my apps on multiple devices (my current Fascinate and retired D1) so you should be able to reinstall them as many times as necessary.
Cool... thanks dudes
YOU own the app!
YOU bought the app!! (for $0.00)
YOU can install again as many times as you like.
YOU...just kidding
As noted, your Amazon purchases are available for redownload. I install and re-install on a couple of devices.
xriderx66 said:
Titanium backup.
That's your best solution...
Idk if it, needs root to restore apps, I think no, but be safe and take the apk from system/app/
And save on your sd card
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Sorry if I Backup by AppMonster Pro.
I Need sent to many Friends. (my Friends tell me Can't open program. Pls install app amazon and login)
How to ?
Thanks
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hey there..
in this topic
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=740338
u can read about the apps u can uninstall and how...
but u can also do it via titanium backup pro cant u?
ive deleted road sync and all the other crap...
its gone... away from the phone... so why the hard way?
im a noob, so maybe there is a reason for it, people uninstall trough the command promp and gain superuser access. ive got superuser access trough my titanium backup..
for sure you can do it with Titanium backup Pro, the "problem" is that it is paid app, so not all of us can do those things by Titanium Backup..
sorry for offtopic, I do to understand why you created a separate thread for this question, you should ask directly there.. I do not think this question needs separate thread..
your right, shouldnt have needed a new topic..
and by the way...
Im using the free version of titanium backup aswell. just check it out... i uninstalled the original homescreen aswell with titanium backup (free version)
I don't really follow. Why would you want Titanium Pro? Everything worth doing (uninstalling, taking backup, scheduling backups) is available in the free version. Or am I wrong?
/Daniel
DanielMalmgren said:
I don't really follow. Why would you want Titanium Pro? Everything worth doing (uninstalling, taking backup, scheduling backups) is available in the free version. Or am I wrong?
/Daniel
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no ur right
Titanium is awesome for removing systems apps on a rooted phone. The problem with the free version is that it won't allow you to restore the backups you've made through the Titanium app. You could still do it manually though.
junglepunk said:
Titanium is awesome for removing systems apps on a rooted phone. The problem with the free version is that it won't allow you to restore the backups you've made through the Titanium app. You could still do it manually though.
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Ah, that explains it. So when I'm in deep **** I have to pay to restore everything I've backed up. Smart!
Anyways, what is it Titanium backs up? Is it just the apps or also app settings?
/Daniel
Backs up apps and data, full version does it and restores in one click. Well worth it!
to increase this thread's usefulness , I suggest that you try to share the apps you got.. =D paid and free.. thanks! [im begging]
Ok I tried following Myn's suggestion of unistalling Flash and now my phone won't reboot. I try to go into recovery and it won't let me. Any thoughts?
Trying not to freak out
I have an Htc Aria im trying to do this on it but when i do via titanium backup it restarts and i get a android with a yellow caution sign. Any ideas?
Im running TB Pro and I too am getting the Android with caution on reboot. Then I check and the App is still there. On Epic 4G
Hi, guys sorry for the noob question but..
I'm a noob to Android as well as to the Nook Color. Last night I rooted my NC (Autonooter 3.0) and downloaded a couple of apps from the Market. Both were free (Angry Birds and a Solitaire game). I haven't bought any paid apps yet, however, because I'm worried I'll lose them when B&N pushes out the Froyo update.
So my question is: how can I back-up apps I purchase? Can I always re-download for free once I've paid for them, or do I have to copy them off my device somehow and put them on my PC if I want to be able to re-install them ata later date?
Purchased applications remain purchased and will redownload if you uninstall, restore, flash a new Rom, etc.
Alternatively, you can use Titanium Backup to backup applications and application data onto your SD card.
Beamed from my DroidX
infazzdar said:
Purchased applications remain purchased and will redownload if you uninstall, restore, flash a new Rom, etc.
Alternatively, you can use Titanium Backup to backup applications and application data onto your SD card.
Beamed from my DroidX
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Awesome! Thanks.
I did a mild search and didn't find anything, so sorry if this is a repost.
I want to try new roms, but don't want to go through the headache of redownloading all the apps that I have, is there an easy way to back up my existing apps so I can flash a new rom and just "reload" my old apps?
Does Titanium backup do this? (i've never really used it)
Yes. Use titanium. But use it only to restore apps, never system settings
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You can also use MyBackup Root (for both apps, data). The interface is very simplistic and straight to the point, if you don't want all the stuff packed into Titanium.
No dumb questions. Most roms will just auto restore your apps when you sign in with your gmail acct, but some do have the feature disabled so then I would recommend titanium backup. If your new to the root game I would definitely recommend the paid versions of root explorer, titanium backup, and ROM manager at the very least. With the paid version of titanium you can also run the market doctor to restore the market links for your apps if for some reason they do not show up I'm the market after you restore them. Good luck!
Awesome, thanks guys! I appreciate it.
Hi,
Supposedly I buy a new android phone, let's say going from Galaxy S1 to S2. How can I transfer my stuff from the old phone to the new one?
Thanks
If you're rooted on the old and new phone you can use Titanium Backup, it can backup your Wifi settings too.
market.android.com/details?id=com.keramidas.TitaniumBackup
FaultException said:
If you're rooted on the old and new phone you can use Titanium Backup, it can backup your Wifi settings too.
market.android.com/details?id=com.keramidas.TitaniumBackup
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Yes I have Titanium Backup pro. But I thought it wouldn't work between the phones.
Can you point me to a guide for a phone to phone backup/restore?
titanium back pro and mybackup pro ....u can use both ov dem .dey ll backup ur apps and their settings and data...and u can use them ....
barribow said:
Yes I have Titanium Backup pro. But I thought it wouldn't work between the phones.
Can you point me to a guide for a phone to phone backup/restore?
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http://lifehacker.com/5843206/how-to-upgrade-to-a-new-android-phone-and-take-everything-with-you
Go to the "If you're upgrading or moving to a new device" Titanium Backup section in that article.
Titanium backup
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Is root really the only way? I assume it is, but gotta ask.
jns84 said:
Is root really the only way? I assume it is, but gotta ask.
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I don't know any other way
Pretty sure Google Play will install your previous apps automagically.
As for the rest, you can use apps like Titanium backup and SMS backup to transfer your other stuff and whatnot.
And don't forget to move your music, photos, videos as well.
Why do you go into radioshack. They have a cellbrite machine and its free to transfer everything over from your old phone to you new one. Better yet go into radioshack and buy your new phone there.
What if i want to install the latest version from the Play store instead of restoring from a backup? I do not care for the app settings. Is there a way to do that?
DaveBG said:
What if i want to install the latest version from the Play store instead of restoring from a backup? I do not care for the app settings. Is there a way to do that?
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When u sign in with the google account u used to download stuff from play store, it will automatically start downloading em. Else u can restore apps and update em!
-life!
Titanium Backup is the best solution.
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I'm using the PKMN Rom right now. When a new version comes out, I would like for it to auto-download the apps from the play store that I used to have. Is there something I have to change in the new rom to do that? A build.prop edit? Thanks in advance.
Titanium backup is your friend.
I came across a file
In the Rom zip try deleting sq-lopt
It's in /system/ect/init.d/
This would require a reflash tho
Joel could correct me if I'm wrong
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joshpersaud said:
Titanium backup is your friend.
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Yeah, I have TiBu. But, it'd be nice if it auto-downloads after registering my g-account. Just wondering if it was a little mod I could do myself. That's all.
superchilpil said:
I came across a file
In the Rom zip try deleting sq-lopt
It's in /system/ect/init.d/
This would require a reflash tho
Joel could correct me if I'm wrong
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Thanks SCP! I will try this on the next PKMN update.
I've never gotten my Rezound to restore its apps or its wifi networks. I've also noticed that after a wipe, during the setup process, its asks you if you want to keep your device's networks and settings backed up with Google, but does not give you the option to restore your phone from Google like my Eris and my Transformers do... Has HTC just omitted this functionality??
Gingerbread did that for me but not ics. But I don't mind. Don't like it to auto download anyway.
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joshpersaud said:
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I don't really think it's a good idea to restore from TB.
Although I paid for TB last year, I don't even bother installing it anymore.
When I flash a new rom I find it is MUCH better to reinstall an app from an APk than to restore it. I now use AppMonster Pro to save the APK from all the apps i use to a folder on my card and then clean install them on the new rom.....
The only times I have had it auto download was by signing into google during setup wizard.
jmorton10 said:
I don't really think it's a good idea to restore from TB.
Although I paid for TB last year, I don't even bother installing it anymore.
When I flash a new rom I find it is MUCH better to reinstall an app from an APk than to restore it. I now use AppMonster Pro to save the APK from all the apps i use to a folder on my card and then clean install them on the new rom.....
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Hm, I had a totally different experience. I had about 220 user apps installed. I did a batch backup with Ti Backup, and then a batch restore with data. I think there were seriously one or two apps that I had trouble with. I just wiped the data on those apps and set them up manually.
I guess I don't really see what the fuss is. Now I tend to just install apps from the Market so I get the latest version, and restore data on the few apps that I require lengthy setup.
I also tend to keep archives of my Ti Backup folders, because there are some times I need to go back to an old version of an app because of some crappy update.
I've done batch restore with data with Ti Backup with 200+ apps multiple times with virtually no issues. Some examples of apps I try to install clean are LBE Privacy Guard and Busybox Installer.
Maybe people are restoring system apps?
I always restore lots of different data and apps with tb and have no problem... Just don't restore something in red on system apps lol
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