[lohan]

Titanium Backup Donate v3.5.2
Requirements: Rooted Android device!
Overview: The ONLY tool that can backup, restore, freeze your apps + data + Market links! Even protected apps! Batch backup! 0-click backup, uninstall & even restore


Version 3.5.2
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- Fixed a *very* nasty FC at startup, if Titanium Backup had been downgraded in the past. This was caused by Android which incorrectly downgrades the database version number as soon as we run an older version of an app. Then when we upgrade again, the app sees the old version number and attempts to upgrade the DB, which fails because the DB is already up-to-date. In Titanium Backup, this problem was even worse because of the "auto sync settings to SD card" feature, which made the settings stick around until you erased them from /sdcard/data/com.keramidas.TitaniumBackup. I added two workarounds: an anti-downgrade mechanism which eliminates this problem for the future, and an anti-FC mechanism which allows users to run the latest Titanium Backup version without having to erase its settings.
- We can now remove system apps on Samsung 2.2 (Froyo) ROMs.
- Fixed issue during sync to Dropbox.
- Fixed a couple minor bugs.

• Very fast app listing (~1 second for 300 apps)
• Sort apps by name / last backup / backup frequency
• Filter apps by name / type / status / Apps Organizer labels (also affects Batch operations)
• Backup/restore regular apps + their settings
• Backup/restore protected apps + their settings
• Backup/restore system settings (incl. Wi-Fi AP list)
• Restores the Market links when restoring apps
• Zero-click background batch backup
• Interactive batch restore
• Many batch scenarios (eg: if more than N days since last backup, etc)
• Zero-click app un-installer
• Zero-click system app un-installer
• Desktop widgets
• User-defined apps lists with filtering, coloring and scheduling support
• Multiple backups per app (history length can be chosen)
• Zero-click background batch restore
• Batch verification of all backups
• Ultra fast HyperShell (much faster for almost everything)
• Market Doctor can remake any broken Market links (only for apps that were backed up with the link in place)
• App freezer can disable an app (and make it invisible) without un-installing it
• Unlimited, independent scheduled backups (each of which can run 1 to 7 times a week)
• Dalvik cache cleaner can free up precious internal memory
• Synchronize your backups to Dropbox (experimental)

More Info:

Code: Select allhttp://matrixrewriter.com/android/

Download Instructions: cracked so no license required
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=XFDV29TC

Mirrors:
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http://rapidshare.com/files/423489733/T ... -3.5.2.apk
http://hotfile.com/dl/74250079/d971af0/ ... 2.apk.html
http://www.zshare.net/download/81201598ff320b94/
http://uploading.com/files/f9d12434/Tit ... 3.5.2.apk/
http://www13.multiupload.com:800/files/ ... -3.5.2.apk

You are one helluva cracker!

Can you remove the Market Link?
When i install this and all other Versions from you it show me in the Market as installed.
Other cracked Apps dont show in Market as installed.

You might be able to go into titanium backup itself, find the app, hold down, then "remove from market" or something similar to that.

edit: Nevermind. Titanium backup isn't in itself. I uninstalled 3.5.1, installed 3.5.2 and I don't have titanium backup in my market. Try uninstalling it, rebooting, and installing 3.5.2. That might fix it.

You might be able to go into titanium backup itself, find the app, hold down, then "remove from market" or something similar to that.

edit: Nevermind. Titanium backup isn't in itself. I uninstalled 3.5.1, installed 3.5.2 and I don't have titanium backup in my market. Try uninstalling it, rebooting, and installing 3.5.2. That might fix it.

I have uninstalled 3.5.1 first und reboot my Phone.
After reboot i installed 3.5.2 and it show not TB in the Market.
Then i have updated PayPal App in Market and now shows me TB again in the Market as installed

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