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Backup Your Android Phone’s SD Card to Dropbox With DropSpace

March 13, 2011  by Evan Kline 5 Comments

 

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You can never have too many backups. That is true with your smartphone, as well. If you want an easy way to backup some of the contents of your Android phone’s SD card, check out DropSpace for Android.

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With DropSpace, you enter your Dropbox credentials, select the directories that you want to sync, and select a Dropbox destination folder. You then press a sync button, and watch as the files on your SD card are synced to Dropbox. You can also set DropSpace to run as a service, so that it monitors your selected directories and keeps any changes backed up to Dropbox.

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DropSpace [via Future Lawyer]

 

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5 Responses to Backup Your Android Phone’s SD Card to Dropbox With DropSpace

  1. Anthony Russo Reply March 14, 2011 at 1:00 am

    This looks great. Thanks Evan.

  2. Dowell Taggart Team Reply March 15, 2011 at 10:25 pm

    I have never thought of that. Thanks for the blog post.

  3. Juan Reply September 16, 2011 at 4:57 pm

    not sure this thing works. anyone else have issues?

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