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Android App: Titanium Backup

Friday, August 19th, 2011

THIS APP IS FOR ROOTED PHONES ONLY!

Titanium Backup is the ONLY tool that can backup, restore, freeze (with Pro) your apps + data + Market links. It fully supports protected apps & system apps. You can do 0-click batch & scheduled backups. You can move any app (or app data) to/from the SD card. The PRO version adds EVEN MORE awesome features: 0-click batch restores, multi-user app data, Dropbox sync, keep several backups per app, conversion between user <=> system apps, Dalvik cache cleaner & WAY MORE!

Link: market.android.com

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Android App: SSH Tunnel

Saturday, August 13th, 2011

Surf the Web Privately and Securely with SSH Tunnel.

ROOT REQUIRED FOR ADVANCED FEATURES !

Before you start, please read the following instructions carefully.

“SSH Tunnel Provides a Secure Internet Connection for Your Android Device with One Click” — LifeHacker

SSHTunnel is a SSH tunnel app for Android System. With this app and a configured server (typically configured with sshd and nginx / squid), you can easily browse internet through a SSH tunnel on your android devices.

Link: market.android.com

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Backup Facebook Data, Google Contacts & Picasa Images

Sunday, July 17th, 2011

Backing up your data is one important aspect we all do in the online world. There are many ways to backup your data online and offline and one such service is MyCube Vault. It is a freeware tool which allows you to take a back up of Facebook Data, Google Contacts and Picasa Images. Once installed on your Windows, it will open as a service on your browser from where you can authorize the services to access your account and download the data.

Link: NirmalTV

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SSH Tunnel Provides a Secure Internet Connection for Your Android Device

Monday, June 20th, 2011

SSH Tunnel is extremely simple to use. The entire app consists of one menu page, which itself is broken down into simple sections. You enter the server and port you want your device to connect with and the login information. Then you choose whether you want to use a SOCKS proxy or not, and finally which apps you want using the tunnel (or, if your phone is rooted, you can choose to make the tunnel system-wide). Once you do have SSH Tunnel set up with your preferences, you can save them as a named profile.

Link: LifeHacker

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