You can easily backup and transfer Angry Birds game levels files without even root access.you may not like to loose game levels when you switching to a new phone or when reinstalling the game.
There are free apps in the market that will allow you to backup and move your progress to another device w/o rooting. I wanted to reply because I went through the same thing on my new device and I had three devices actually. I had Angry Birds on my Droid 1 (rooted), Angry Birds Seasons on my tablet (not rooted) and finally Angry Birds Rio on my new Evo 4G which wasn't rooted. If you search the market you will find these three apps to be the best as they backup not only progress but golden eggs and what not and are all free.
However, an XDA forum member has started a thread where he explains how to copy Angry Birds game files (levels) between Android Phone. It goes like this:
Just download and install any of the app mentioned (angrybirdsbackup, angrybirdsbackup (seasons), Rio backup) on both devices.
Install Angry Birds on the new phone and then complete ONE level. Then create a backup using the app.
Install the same app on the old phone and create a backup for the same game.
Use a file explorer (for example Astro) to locate the folder that was created on the new device (it will be named the same as the backup app).
In that folder, you will find two files. Delete them from the new phone and then copy the same two files from the old phone and place them in the same location on the new phone.
Then launch the backup app that you installed and select restore. That’s all.
More detailed information available at XDA Developers [via- techtrickz ]
However, an XDA forum member has started a thread where he explains how to copy Angry Birds game files (levels) between Android Phone. It goes like this:
Just download and install any of the app mentioned (angrybirdsbackup, angrybirdsbackup (seasons), Rio backup) on both devices.
Install Angry Birds on the new phone and then complete ONE level. Then create a backup using the app.
Install the same app on the old phone and create a backup for the same game.
Use a file explorer (for example Astro) to locate the folder that was created on the new device (it will be named the same as the backup app).
In that folder, you will find two files. Delete them from the new phone and then copy the same two files from the old phone and place them in the same location on the new phone.
Then launch the backup app that you installed and select restore. That’s all.
More detailed information available at XDA Developers [via- techtrickz ]
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