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I tried ics android 4 and although I liked the interface alot the apps I used in 2.3 didnt show up on 4.0 so I went back to 2.3, Maybe I will upgrade in the future when app developers catch up with ICS. anyway if I experiment in the future Is there a good backup app to save everything like app and data preferably to a pc but atleast to the external sd card?Tags: None
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I JUST started using Titanium Backup and I really like it. There's a free version but the added bulk/batch restore functionality of the pro version is really nice. It works really well for me. I was impressed enough I actually paid the less than $7.00 to unlock the pro version.
There ARE free backup utilities out there but I don't have any experience with them.
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Originally posted by dougg View PostI tried ics android 4 and although I liked the interface alot the apps I used in 2.3 didnt show up on 4.0 so I went back to 2.3, Maybe I will upgrade in the future when app developers catch up with ICS.
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Originally posted by dougg View PostI tried ics android 4 and although I liked the interface alot the apps I used in 2.3 didnt show up on 4.0 so I went back to 2.3, Maybe I will upgrade in the future when app developers catch up with ICS. anyway if I experiment in the future Is there a good backup app to save everything like app and data preferably to a pc but atleast to the external sd card?
You can use the installed App Manager to back 'em up to the External SD card and reinstall them onto 4.0, I suppose...
I installed KKROMKit and ClockWorkMod to back up the whole ball of wax (or at least most of it) onto an SD card, and to reboot into recovery mode. Sadly, right now, it only supports 2.3.
Wish 4.0 had it, but supposedly, someone's working on it. You could copy the images CWM creates from the external SD to your PC. Maybe Shawn will help us in porting it to ICS.
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Rob
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Originally posted by SingleDad View PostForgive my ignorance but what do you mean by "alot of the apps didn't show up on 4.0?" Do you mean in the market? Or do you mean your apps disappeared on the tablet when you upgraded the firmware/rom?
Also If they dont show up in the market does that mean there not compatable?
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You need to copy the files to a PC
Originally posted by dougg View PostSorry I should clarify, Apps that I installed on 2.3 apear not to be available on 4 on the market/Store. but backup is actually another topic so when I do experimenting I can get everything back, I used the backup from android Assistant but it got wiped by the firmware update. I will look at titanium Thanks.
Also If they dont show up in the market does that mean there not compatable?
Personally I love Titanium Backup, I have been an owner since I was getting ready to flash my first ROM onto my Eris a few years ago. Not only does it give you great access to all of the programs running on the device (yes care must be taken then), but it has some options for moving apps between platforms. When I rooted my Eris I was able to upgrade to gingerbread cyanogenmod with very minimal loss of data. If you open it up, hit the menu button and select preferences, down tward the bottom of the list is a setting called "Migrate system data". If that is checked then it will try to keep all of the data allong with the Apps going from one platform to another. I was even able to use this to go from my phone to the tablet.
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Originally posted by dougg View PostSorry I should clarify, Apps that I installed on 2.3 apear not to be available on 4 on the market/Store. but backup is actually another topic so when I do experimenting I can get everything back, I used the backup from android Assistant but it got wiped by the firmware update. I will look at titanium Thanks.
Also If they dont show up in the market does that mean there not compatable?
In theory if the app doesn't show up it's because it isn't compatible with the device. However for our tablets I think it's less of an issue of not being compatible and more of an issue of GOOGLE not recognizing our tablet because it isn't an official tablet that officially paid to play the Market game.
I can assure you many of the apps that disappear from or never appear in Google Play are indeed compatible with our tablet. If you get the apk and sideload them many will run just fine. Of course not ALL, but many.
Try the LiquidLimez market fix app here. It fools Google Play into viewing our tablets as a Samsung tablet recognized by the Market and it unlocks all those apps that are hiding from you. That is until the folks at the Big G figure out how to lock us out another way!
If that doesn't suit your needs there are all kinds of alternatives to Google Play that have been floating around here. Give one of those a try!
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Originally posted by N4RPS View PostHello!
You can use the installed App Manager to back 'em up to the External SD card and reinstall them onto 4.0, I suppose...
I installed KKROMKit and ClockWorkMod to back up the whole ball of wax (or at least most of it) onto an SD card, and to reboot into recovery mode. Sadly, right now, it only supports 2.3.
Wish 4.0 had it, but supposedly, someone's working on it. You could copy the images CWM creates from the external SD to your PC. Maybe Shawn will help us in porting it to ICS.
73 DE N4RPS
Rob
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This process works for me very well when I only want the APK's backed up. It does not back up user data.
http://www.freaktab.com/showthread.p...p-and-recovery
It's fast as hell and will backup to sdcard, etc. You can use ADB or use a command shell from the tablet.
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