Touch Pro Backup Applications/Software

[ronaldheld]

I have not read enough posts, to know whether to get SPB or Sprite. Since I am not to the stage of installing cooked ROMS, I expect to do total backups with occasional partial restores.

[InvincibleLiving]

they're both excellent... sprite i'd say is more exhaustive... spb is very quick and easy. I use spb because a friend purchased it for me lol...

[jmorton10]

Originally Posted by ronaldheld

I have not read enough posts, to know whether to get SPB or Sprite. Since I am not to the stage of installing cooked ROMS, I expect to do total backups with occasional partial restores.

Go back & read posts 21 & 22.

If you're swapping ROM's you definitely don't want to use SPB (at least not a TouchPro, in the older Titan/Moguls either one works fine)

~John

[shaggylive]

yup, I just bought the HTC upgrade special Sprite is running, backup & terminator for $20, can't beat that.

[ronaldheld]

It sounds like I should buy Sprite(or at least try it out first).

[Tuffgong4]

Originally Posted by nautica2450

spb, pim and sashimi is the trifecta for me... ive got my backups and retores totally automated now...

Have you created any tutorials? I only need a way to back up my gmail settings (not contacts or calendars) and I use PIM to backup and restore everything else...Sashimi seems like a daunting task and all I need is gmail account settings to be exported and imported.

[rdavidsmith]

I used Resco on my Touch I and it worked ok although I did get more corrupted backup files than I would like. And of coures good ol PIM back up. Once I got my TP it came with Sprite loaded in the ATT ROM and it works great for what i need along with Vufone for cloud based backup.

[InvincibleLiving]

Originally Posted by Tuffgong4

Have you created any tutorials? I only need a way to back up my gmail settings (not contacts or calendars) and I use PIM to backup and restore everything else...Sashimi seems like a daunting task and all I need is gmail account settings to be exported and imported.

I actually use PIM for my contact, calendar, text and email backups. as for sashimi there are really good video tutorials on youtube, that's how i learned the ropes. there's a basic, int, and advanced tutorial.

[Tuffgong4]

Originally Posted by nautica2450

I actually use PIM for my contact, calendar, text and email backups. as for sashimi there are really good video tutorials on youtube, that's how i learned the ropes. there's a basic, int, and advanced tutorial.

thanks a ton.

[InvincibleLiving]

Originally Posted by Tuffgong4

thanks a ton.

no prob dude.