MusicJunkie
Android Expert
Which one is the better app at completely backing up the app + data AND restoring the app + data without problems? I know they are both have a free and paid version of the app in the market.
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I've never used My Backup Pro, nor have I had any need to as Titanium does all I need it to. It's easily the best app I have on my phone.
It doesn't just restore apps, you can do all sorts of cool things with the paid version, freeze apps, break the apps market link so they won't update (handy when updates cause issues), roll back to previous versions of apps and interrogate nandroid backups if you forgot to run the backup feature before flashing a new ROM. Well for the
That sounds like a pretty good app. I might have to just stop being cheap and get it!![]()
There are a few apps out there worth just breaking down and paying for and Titanium Backup is such an app. I could not imagine Phone Life with out it.
SetCpu
RootExplorer
are others i consider worth the "Price"
I've never used My Backup Pro, nor have I had any need to as Titanium does all I need it to. It's easily the best app I have on my phone.
It doesn't just restore apps, you can do all sorts of cool things with the paid version, freeze apps, break the apps market link so they won't update (handy when updates cause issues), roll back to previous versions of apps and interrogate nandroid backups if you forgot to run the backup feature before flashing a new ROM. Well worth the
Which one is the better app at completely backing up the app + data AND restoring the app + data without problems? I know they are both have a free and paid version of the app in the market.
To reiterate what Andy says, the dev is top notch. Responds to feedback and is very prompt at fixing issues/giving updates when needed.
Whilst I remember, another cool feature of TB is that you can create a zip file which is flashable in recovery so that TB is there as soon as you boot up your new ROM for the first time.
To reiterate what Andy says, the dev is top notch. Responds to feedback and is very prompt at fixing issues/giving updates when needed.
Whilst I remember, another cool feature of TB is that you can create a zip file which is flashable in recovery so that TB is there as soon as you boot up your new ROM for the first time.
I need to know how to do this, lol
Open TB, hit Menu -> More -> Create Update.zip -> Change the name to Titanium xxx.zip then press create.![]()
Quick question, should I install it as a User app or System app? O_O
User app would make it uninstallable. System app would not be.