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Root titanium backup vs nadroid
- Thread starter shmn
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youdoofus
Android Expert
No, its moreso that you lose your apps from rom to rom in many instances, esp if you do a factory reset before flashing. If you dont to a TiB(titanoim backup) before flashing a rom, then youll likely hafta re-download/reinstall many of your apk's.
Rxpert83
Dr. Feelgood
Nandroids are a snapshot in time of how your phone is set up. That way if you flash something else and either mess it up or just plain dont like it you can always restore your nandroid and its as if you never even attempted the flash. Everything is back as it was when you nandroided.
Titanium backup is useful for backing up app data such as progress in games, ect so that when you move from ROM to ROM you dont lose the application data. You can even restore the whole app so that you dont need to redownload it.
Titanium backup is useful for backing up app data such as progress in games, ect so that when you move from ROM to ROM you dont lose the application data. You can even restore the whole app so that you dont need to redownload it.
now that you have that cleared up go and get your root on
so that you can go and get your flash on
shmn
Android Enthusiast
now that you have that cleared up go and get your root on
I did it...I'm rooted now...thanks to all the helpful guides and stickies and people on this forum. Wasn't too bad.
Thanks to all! Happy Turkey Day!
MizzouBrent
Android Expert
And for what it's worth, I held off on getting the Titanium pro key for quite a long time, and it's pretty dang nice to do batch installs without having to hit "install" for each app that it restores. Definitely well worth the money and makes switching from rom to rom less of a process.
andygu3
Android Expert
+1 on TB Pro
If there's one app that you're going to buy for a rooted phone, this is it. Great developer support, Joel is awesome