Android and ADB are perfect companions. Of course you can use Android without using this debug tool, but most will end up going back to it when a problem arises with your favorite custom ROM or application. Many of you might scared by the number of commands and overall geekness of ADB. But fear not, as there is a tool that will make you forget about all those pesky console commands.

ADB can be served in a graphically friendly form. A perfect example was developed by XDA Forum Member Fusseldieb, who created a Windows application to communicate with a phone using the ADB protocol. With Super ADB Tool, you can perform simple tasks like uploading or downloading a file, rebooting to recovery or bootloader, and even taking a logcat or sideloading a file. There's a very long list of features, which will surely be expanded upon in the future.

The application should work with any Windows computer that has .NET Framework 3.5 installed, and you can find out more along with the app's official changelog in the original thread.