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Titanium Backup, it has lots of options. It's in the Android Market. I would run the rom fresh for a bit before restoring apps & data from a backup. Test things out first and see how battery life is etc. Once you feel its working fine then restore your apps. If you have problems after that then you have a problem and you will want to flash from scratch and reinstall your apps and manually set your phone up how you want it. Once you do it this way and all is well, do a android backup and you won't have to go through all this again...you would only have to wipe everything then restore your nandroid backup and EVERYTHING will be exactly how it was when you did the nandroid backup. This is why I always start from scratch when flashing a new Rom. Leaves no room for glitches or errors. It's worth the time and effort doing it the long hard way because you will know for sure you have everything clean installed from within that specific Rom. Hope this makes sense to you. A little work after flashing a new Rom will pay off in the end with a trouble-free Rom customized to your liking. This is my advice.