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How to backup Angry Birds saves/data?
New phone: How to transfer game progress?
I don't really want to root either phone. But if I absolutely had to, I could root the HTC Legend, but definitely not the Samsung Galaxy S3.
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Why can't you root the Samsung Galaxy S3? Is there any specific reason why?– geffchangCommented Jan 23, 2013 at 0:04
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It's a brand new phone that is quite expensive and I don't want to be stuck if it develops any problems or bricks itself.– JaiCommented Jan 23, 2013 at 0:11
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If it were safe, would you do it? There's a noob-friendly guide for rooting the S3 here (from a reputable source too): xda-developers.com/android/…– geffchangCommented Jan 23, 2013 at 0:16
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1Have a look at this question about Angry Birds...– t0mm13bCommented Jan 23, 2013 at 1:00
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1If it's just about AngryBirds: Why not use AngryBirds Backup (there are at least two more backup apps for those birds)?– IzzyCommented Jan 23, 2013 at 7:26
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As long as none of the devices runs JellyBean (Android 4.1 and up), and it's just about those Angry Birds (as the comments suggest), take a look at AngryBirds Backup:
As the screenshot shows, the app supports a variety of the AngryBirds games (I don't know if it's complete, as I'm no "gamer", but it looks pretty much). So use this app to backup your AngryBirds data from the old phone to SD, copy the data to the SD card of the new phone, and use the very same app to restore them there.
