How I get back my backed up Apps from Google on new phone?

[knighthonor]

I have a new Droid X replacement. my third DX. but this time, it didnt bring back my old apps that were backed up. what do I do?

 

[pool_shark]

Apps are backed up to the sdcard. Switch the card.

 

[brad92]

They aren't if he didn't use an app like Titanium Backup.

To the OP, usually only the paid ones stay backed up with Google. The rest you have to find and add yourself

Boot Manager

 

[NoBloatware]

login to http://market.android.com/ and you should be able to see your free & paid apps

 

[pool_shark]

They aren't if he didn't use an app like Titanium Backup.

To the OP, usually only the paid ones stay backed up with Google. The rest you have to find and add yourself

Boot Manager

To me, Google retaining your apps is not a backup, so when the OP said backup, I assumed they were referring to an actual backup.

 

[sculptedstylus]

Make sure that you're using the same email account that you used to purchase the apps.

 

[brad92]

To me, Google retaining your apps is not a backup, so when the OP said backup, I assumed they were referring to an actual backup.

I hear ya, but it seems like there is a common misconception that Google backs up apps that you've downloaded from the market. And sometimes it actually does, but its rare and can't be counted on

Boot Manager

 

[FunN4Lo]

login to http://market.android.com/ and you should be able to see your free & paid apps

And then click each one and send it to your new phone