Android users have a lot of options when it comes to creating backups. One of the easiest is to copy files from the Android device to a PC through the USB connection. But sometimes your files are sorted in strange ways that might not be read correctly when copying them back to a new Android OS.
Astro File Manager is an essential app that should be one of the first installed on any Android device. From backing up apps and files, you can also access your Google Drive or Dropbox accounts directly from the app, giving you the ability to back up your entire device over a data connection.
Astro File Manager hasn't changed how to back up apps, but creating backups of important files and data is made easier.
Backup apps
The process to back up apps hasn't changed, but the menu was moved to a sidebar rather than a main tab. Slide the screen to the left and open the right sidebar. Select Application Manager and Astro File Manager will show a list of your installed apps.
Select the apps that you want to back up and when you are done, click Backup. Astro File Manager will backup the selected apps and place them in a folder called backups.
Android Application Backup and Restore.
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