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Root [AT&T] Looking to try other ROMs

thaKing

Android Enthusiast
Aug 3, 2012
364
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Lex Vegas
I'm looking to switch up my custom ROM choice as my current ROM is becoming dated....that being said, before I go swapping out ROMs, what are things I should consider? I'm guessing Titanium Backup (paid) is a good start, in order to backup apps and such so that I don't need to reinstall everything - is that correct? What else should I do to make swapping easier to get the phone back up and running quickly?
 
Plus a nandroid backup in case you have an issue or want to go back to current rom fast and titanium backup pro (paid) will be a good friend to restore your apps make sure you have a current backup with TB I made that mistake once had to redownload newer updates
TB paid also has a feature to make a zip of all your apps that you can flash in recovery CWM or TWRP that's a time saver also
 
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If you don't want to pay, they have a free version. The paid version gives you so much more. There's also the batch restore function.
I know there's the free version, but I'm looking for the quickest/simplest way to implement other ROMs. If the paid version speeds up this process by being able to install the apps, or whatever, then I'd rather go that route. If it doesn't help out much, then I'll stick with free.
 
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