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Originally Posted by danramos View Post
Correct--now it's a matter of whether the developers of these applications are too lazy or aloof to bother to make them a bit less prone to permitting errors.
I would rather they spend their time implementing new features, fix bugs etc first, before spending time hand holding people.

nandroid isn't a standard too, no.
QED

However, Android Market does make a similar back-up of your installed apps and settings on their remote servers for you as part of their market
With Maemo backup, your personal data stays personal. With Android market you're sending your personal data up into the cloud somewhere and have no idea who else have access to it and what they are doing with it.

And.. when you sign into Android Market on a new phone or a wiped phone, it immediately gives you the opportunity to begin restoration automatically. But, wouldn't you expect a better OS to do.. yanno.. better? Where's the progress?
And there you was complaining that Maemo backup required an internet connection to restore. Anyway you're confusing OS and backup tools.

Will it do full state images like nandroid?
Yes, that is why I mentioned, since that seemed to be the kind of backup you wanted.
 

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