Restoring a phone is as simple as pressing “restore from cloud backup”, removing the need to keep local copies of your data!Īnother downside with the Titanium Backup is the major difference between the free and ‘pro’ version, which offers multiple backups for apps, encryption and the ability to restore individual apps at a time.
You would think that after wiping my phone almost every week for a month I would have learnt to keep a backup of my phone, apps, contacts and photos … however this is not the case! Google has a pretty solid backup and restore system built into the cloud and using Google’s Photos app, images that you’ve taken are automatically backed up to the cloud. The other major issue with Greenify is that since you have the ability to hibernate background applications, incoming notifications from such applications may not be displayed until the corresponding app has been launched from the background. In Android 6.0, the doze feature was implemented which reduces processing power when your phone isn’t in use. With Android becoming better and better, Greenify’s battery enhancing features are now integrated into the Android system natively. Greenify, the battery life improving app Titanium Backup, the app and data backup app Tasker, the app that lets your phone automate tasks - these apps always appear again and again. Apps not to getĮvery single “Best rooted apps” post that I’ve read online for the past 3 years or so have pretty much the same list. I tend to use my phone for just playing mobile games, browsing Reddit and keeping in touch with friends on Whatsapp. For example, there’s not really much use having the SuperSU app if you’ve installed rooted via Magisk, because Magisk has all of the capabilities that SuperSU has.įor reference, my phone is the Moto G5 (cedric) and is currently running an unofficial build of LineageOS 14.1 - Android Nougat 7.1.2 (which can be downloaded here). Most importantly, the choice of apps to have on a rooted phone all come down to the set up on the phone. Today, I outline the list of apps which I use and state my reasons for not choosing the various other apps out there.
Despite having rooted my phone a number of times, I have never been able to find a coherent list of apps which take advantage of the features of a rooted phone.
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