Grab an app called SMSbackup+ that will backup all your SMS to your Google account. Go to settings > accounts & sync > select the account you want to sync contacts to.
Pictures you can just copy across to your sdcard.
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Grab an app called SMSbackup+ that will backup all your SMS to your Google account. Go to settings > accounts & sync > select the account you want to sync contacts to.
Pictures you can just copy across to your sdcard.
thanks...
do i download SMSbackup+ from market place? couldnt seem to find it... thanks
Very welcome
Yeah it is from the market, little message bubble with the gmail icon under it
Very welcome
Yeah it is from the market, little message bubble with the gmail icon under it
thnx dude...
one more question
ive back it up fine... but how do i restore the message then to the phone?
Got to say I'm impressed with the stability of this phone compared to the SGS. I've had almost 400 hours uptime on mine now without restarting. I know some people will say 'oh that's nothing, I've never restarted mine' and so on, but I use mine a fair bit and try out lots of different apps, games etc. I always was tinkering with the SGS to eek out more performance, but this is testament to how fast the phone is and how good the stock roms are (I'm on KI4) in terms of speed and stability. I've only felt the need to upgrade the ROM once (who wants to be on carrier firmware, right?) and it's been awesome. I won't be touching it again until Ice Cream Sandwich is out, and is stable.
thnx dude...
one more question
Just log in on the app again & select restore
Just log in on the app again & select restore
thanks i actually downloaded the wrong app and backed it up with a different app lol which didnt have a option to restore but i now downloaded the correct app and im lucky that it restored
No, it doesn't. This might help a little - http://hemorrdroids.net/beginners-guide-to-android/
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(I should perhaps just put that in my sig...)
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Just got mine at the weekend and have to say I'm stunned, first few hours I felt a bit deflated as I'd gone from an sgs and couldn't feel much of a difference. The longer i've spent with this mobile the more and more its coming into its own. Battery life is incredible! Very happy I got one and would not hesitate to recommend it. Roll on sgs3 lol
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Try google navigation
agreed, can't fault google nav.
use a firmware that's actually been officially released? You can't update via Kies from a non-official firmware.
Or even better, uninstall kies and continue updating via odin.
Why do people keep saying this? Did your previous phone battery only last 20 minutes or something? or aren't you using it?
How can I fix this?
use a firmware that's actually been officially released? You can't update via Kies from a non-official firmware.
Or even better, uninstall kies and continue updating via odin.
Why do people keep saying this? Did your previous phone battery only last 20 minutes or something? or aren't you using it?
I could do with something that doesn't need to download maps, or will google nav cache maps when i set a route up?
But when your battery life goes from 1 to 2 days its a big deal!