ADB
Android Debug Bridge
Example
I regularly back up my Android data using ADB. Don't you?

Related Slang
Droid | Android |
app | Application |
JB | Jailbreak |
ANR | Application Not Responding |
IAP | In-app purchase |
ICS | Ice Cream Sandwich |
SoD | Sleep of death |
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Android developers and super users use ADB to stand for Android Debug Bridge. ADB is a command-line tool that allows users to communicate with Android devices (such as smartphones and tablets) from a PC. It's included with Android Studio, the primary program developers use to develop and deploy Android apps.
Typical Android users will never encounter or need to use ADB. However, ADB can be useful for sideloading apps acquired outside the Google Play store and creating backups of the data and apps stored on your device. If you're not very technologically literate, you can ask your favorite techie to help you use ADB correctly.