backup your data on Android !

Backing up your each and every data using some tools for your android!
 Doing backing up your data(including your texts,call logs,music ,memo, etc..) is a essential part of the android life which everyone should know.. the other blackberry and apple provides it's customers with managing their data.. we all require to do these things when we are having our OS upgraded or getting your smartphone rooted..

Here's the best and referred data backing app for you else you can install one you refer!!

>>SnapPea

Download SnapPea from here . It is a free tool and one of the best we’ve seen at backing up your device. It also does more than just backup, as you can see one so!!

Download  from the Google Play Store. Tablet users will need to download the app from http://m.snappea.com/ though as the app on the Play Store doesn’t currently support tablets. 

Fire up the desktop and phone apps and you’re ready to connect. The software allows you to connect either via Wi-Fi or USB cable. To use Wi-Fi, you will be given a unique key that will allow you to pair your device with the PC. To connect via USB, make sure your phone is in “USB debugging mode” or the software will not be able to interact with your device.

If all goes well you can see your model no. and phone name on the top of the screen. .

For those who like to switch ROMS a lot and routinely put their phones into recovery mode, SnapPea can get quite frustrating if you’re using the default configuration. You will need to change the settings that automatically launch SnapPea when a phone is detected as it will interfere with your recovery or flashing process. To do this, go to settings and uncheck both the checkboxes under the “Launch” sub-head. You can also enable or disable auto-backup from this screen.

Backing up SMSes

One of the simplest and best tools for backing up messages is the SMS Backup and Restore utility available for free on the Google Play Store. Just download and install it on your phone, accept all the disclaimers and get it up and running.

To backup the messages-
>>hit “Backup”,
>>defines your destination folder,
>> name your backup
>>and hit ok.
this might take some minutes depending on your texts mount.. we will suggest you to back up these files in to external sd card as it's quite safe..

 Restoring SMSes is as simple as backing them up. Suppose you formatted your phone or flashed it, just download the app again, make sure that your backed up XML file is present on the device and hit restore. Navigate to the backup location and select your file and hit OK .

Backing up contacts and apps

This is a very basic function that Android enables by default, but there are quite a few people who accidentally disable it or don’t know about it.

Save all contacts

to ensure that the backup and restore service is running, you need to go through the following checklist in the settings section of your Android phone.

1. In Accounts and Sync, ensure that you have setup at least one Google account. If you haven’t, do so now. After setting it up, or if there is already an account listed, tap on that account and ensure that the checkboxes for syncing your contacts, drive, photos, email, etc. are selected as per your requirement. Note that if you have multiple accounts, items such as contacts might overlap in your contacts app. Also, setting up Google+ will actually sync photos with your Google+ account directly on certain phones.

2. In the Backup and Reset option, make sure that “Back up my data” and “Automatically restore” are checked. Also verify that a backup account has been set.

Backing up your data is good thing to have.. don't loose your  important moments and contact details get loosened so easy.. have a backup file with you and you can restore all with a single click...