In the new version, the company said it focused on one of the most important backup usage scenarios for advanced users: ROM and device upgrade. And, with growing amount of devices based on Windows Mobile Standard (former Windows Smartphones), it added support for non-touch screen devices.

Another Backup 2.0 feature is a desktop part for syncing and storing the backup files on desktop computer.

The software is also supposed to be easier to use, faster, and include support for both Windows Mobile 6 and 6.1.

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