To restore deleted files there are two methods, use any of them.
Method one: Dumpster - Recycle Bin android app:
Just like the Recycle Bin on your desktop computer
Dumpster ⇒⇒ The freedom to make mistakes ⇽
Dumpster gives you the ability to change your mind in case you accidentally delete the wrong file. No need to backup your data. No need to root your device. Internet connection absolutely not required!
Highlight features:
✔ Restore deleted pictures, music files, videos and much more.
✔ Undelete almost any file type (pdf, mp3, doc, avi, mp4, jpg, png, txt and many more
✔ ♛ ROOT ♛ version for improved performance.
✔ Restore Dumpster backup files with a single tap.
✔ Preview your deleted photos and videos before recovering.
✔ NEW: Send files to Dumpster using “share” or “send to” from any file manager or gallery app out there
✔ Auto-clean backup files at a given period.
✔ Thumbnail preview of your deleted pictures and movies
✔ Protect your privacy with a screen lock access restriction.
✔ Internet connection absolutely not required.
✔ Undelete SMS text messages (coming soon).
✔ Restore contact deletes (coming soon).
✔ Recover uninstalled apps (coming soon).
DOWNLOAD APK FROM HERE
Method two:
-Connect your memory card to your PC using any way you like
-Use PC programs to recover deleted files
-Download Recuva from Piriform's website
-Pandora File recovery from Pandora's website
Wednesday, August 28, 2013
Automatically backup contacts / sms / call log / bookmarks / calendar using this app!
So you're a super user who loves to change roms often?
Or are you afraid that your cellphone might crash and then you lose your data?
Then just download Super Backup Pro!
Original Price: 2$
On my blog: Totally Free
DOWNLOAD free version
DOWNLOAD PRO VERSION
Features:
-Backup apps to SD card
-Backup & restore app's data(need root)
-Batch restore apps from SD card (need root)
-Backup Contacts & SMS & Call logs & Bookmarks & Calendars to SD card
-Restore Contacts & SMS & Call logs & Bookmarks & Calendars from SD card
-Can select SMS conversations to backup
-Delete the backup data on SD card
-Schedule automatic backups ✓✓✓✓✓✓
-Auto upload scheduled backups to your Gmail
-Show last backup count & time
-User can change backup folder path in Settings
Or are you afraid that your cellphone might crash and then you lose your data?
Then just download Super Backup Pro!
Original Price: 2$
On my blog: Totally Free
DOWNLOAD free version
DOWNLOAD PRO VERSION
Features:
-Backup apps to SD card
-Backup & restore app's data(need root)
-Batch restore apps from SD card (need root)
-Backup Contacts & SMS & Call logs & Bookmarks & Calendars to SD card
-Restore Contacts & SMS & Call logs & Bookmarks & Calendars from SD card
-Can select SMS conversations to backup
-Delete the backup data on SD card
-Schedule automatic backups ✓✓✓✓✓✓
-Auto upload scheduled backups to your Gmail
-Show last backup count & time
-User can change backup folder path in Settings
How to master apktool compile/decompile [Easy guide]
Some people are unfamiliar with apktool, also someone asked me how to use it and how to sign system apps
So first required downloads:
1- Java Runtime Environment: from HERE Or from Apktool's website HERE
2- Apktool: from HERE
- After installing java runtime, extract Apktool.zip so aapt.exe and apktool.jar in "C:\"
You should know that apktool can't decompile/compile 3rd party applications.
It can work on system files only.
You can't decompile 3rd party apps unless you have the source code.
First to decompile any sys app, install your framework::
apktool if framework-res.apk
Let's say we will work on Settings application.
Make 2 copies of Settings.apk - put a copy in "C:\" and the original in anywhere you know.
- Shift + Right click in an empty place in folder "C:\" and select "open command windows here"
- To decopmile type the following without quotes
" apktool d Settings.apk "
- A folder will be created inside "C:\" named "settings" inside it you will find other folders.
- The codes of the application are inside the folder "smali".
- The images are inside "res/drawables".
- Text are found inside "res/strings".
- Assets folder contains other files needed by an application to run (not necessarily exist).
- Androidmanifest.xml contains application information and permissions and such.
After modifying the application till your needs you will compile just by typing the following
" apktool b settings "
You will find the new apk in "dist" folder inside "settings" folder
DON'T SIGN THE APK AND PUSH IT..
- Open the apk as a zip with winrar
- Let's say you modified strings.xml
- Copy resources.arsc from the new apk to the original apk
- Or you modified smali's
- Copy classes.dex from the new apk to the original apk
Then push the apk using adb or root explorer or anything you want and change permissions to at least rw-r-r
So first required downloads:
1- Java Runtime Environment: from HERE Or from Apktool's website HERE
2- Apktool: from HERE
- After installing java runtime, extract Apktool.zip so aapt.exe and apktool.jar in "C:\"
You should know that apktool can't decompile/compile 3rd party applications.
It can work on system files only.
You can't decompile 3rd party apps unless you have the source code.
First to decompile any sys app, install your framework::
apktool if framework-res.apk
Let's say we will work on Settings application.
Make 2 copies of Settings.apk - put a copy in "C:\" and the original in anywhere you know.
- Shift + Right click in an empty place in folder "C:\" and select "open command windows here"
- To decopmile type the following without quotes
" apktool d Settings.apk "
- A folder will be created inside "C:\" named "settings" inside it you will find other folders.
- The codes of the application are inside the folder "smali".
- The images are inside "res/drawables".
- Text are found inside "res/strings".
- Assets folder contains other files needed by an application to run (not necessarily exist).
- Androidmanifest.xml contains application information and permissions and such.
After modifying the application till your needs you will compile just by typing the following
" apktool b settings "
You will find the new apk in "dist" folder inside "settings" folder
DON'T SIGN THE APK AND PUSH IT..
- Open the apk as a zip with winrar
- Let's say you modified strings.xml
- Copy resources.arsc from the new apk to the original apk
- Or you modified smali's
- Copy classes.dex from the new apk to the original apk
Then push the apk using adb or root explorer or anything you want and change permissions to at least rw-r-r
Android Questions And requests
In my blog i'd like to answer any android user concerns/questions
I'll also fulfill any request so please just leave a comment or email me
I will reply as soon as possible.
I'll also fulfill any request so please just leave a comment or email me
I will reply as soon as possible.
Most of jellybean apps on any android version!
Stuck with gingerbread / icecream sandwich?
Want to have jellybean experience on your old android phone?
Make your old android phone feel new
Here are some of jellybean's apps alternatives, Feel the jellybean experience on almost every android phone
Camera & Gallery: Snap camera & gallery 3.3.0
Launcher: Holo launcher 2.0.2
Lockscreen: Holo locker 1.1.5
Clock: Clock jb+ 1.2.1
Keyboard: JB Keyboard pro
Mms/Sms: Sliding Messaging Pro 6.515
Calculator: Calculator JB 1.02
Live wallpaper: Phase beam
Want to have jellybean experience on your old android phone?
Make your old android phone feel new
Here are some of jellybean's apps alternatives, Feel the jellybean experience on almost every android phone
Camera & Gallery: Snap camera & gallery 3.3.0
Launcher: Holo launcher 2.0.2
Lockscreen: Holo locker 1.1.5
Clock: Clock jb+ 1.2.1
Keyboard: JB Keyboard pro
Mms/Sms: Sliding Messaging Pro 6.515
Calculator: Calculator JB 1.02
Live wallpaper: Phase beam
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