Backup: How To Backup Data On Your Android Device

Should in case you have troubles backing up your files in your Android device and you are finding it difficult to do so,Relax and read on to the end of this post to see how you can successfully backup you files on your Android device.

If you're the conscious type like me, You will see more to Backing up of your Files. Today, We will be sharing a Tips on How to Backup data on your Andriod device.

These Tips are for both Normal users and more Advanced users who have Rooted their devices. Let’s begin.

We shall be Discussing of 3 Different Ways to Effectively Backup your Andriod Device.
1. Google Contact Sync
2. My Backup
3. Go Backup

The Detailed Explanation on How the 3 different Andriod Backup Scope Works will be Explained.:

GOOGLE CONTACT SYNC
I flash my Android phone almost everyday with new ROMs or Kernels and I lose my contacts in the process. This also applies whenever I change my mobile device and I need all my contacts.

I use the inbuilt sync feature that comes with Android to sync all my contacts to the cloud. I just perform a restore and here is how you do it.
1. Go to Settings
2. Open Account and Sync
3. Add a Google Account
4. Tap on the account that you just added
5. Tap on Sync Contacts

After doing step 5, all your contacts have been automatically backed up to your Google account and you can access and manage it at http://google.com/contacts.
Remember that you have to sync periodically so that it can update your contact list with newly created contacts.
Note:- This process takes approximately 1-2MB of data.

Why you should use i Use Google Sync?
This is a very effective way to backup your contacts. You can also group your contacts online.

MY BACK UP
This App has been Serving me seriously for Backup Purpose for a very long time now, Its Effective and i enjoy it... One of the Greatest reason why i loves this App is that it does not need root access to backup, It can backup your Apps without it.

Hope it helps!