A little over a month ago, we brought you news about the Android Everything Tool. The tool, made by XDA Senior Member ricky310711, really did as its title would lead you to believe, and automated a good number of tasks such as changing your LCD density parameter and performing custom recovery functions such as backing up your device and advanced wipes.

As with all things, however, ricky310711's tool grew up a bit in the last month and has donned an impressive new feature set aimed at saving you even more keystrokes, so you can get in and get out without too much time lost. Just as before, it still saves you from a lot of work in recovery and adb. However, it's most important new features are the ability to install Open SSL and Curl (a topic we've covered in the past), as well as access device information. Furthermore, the update now also allows you to download the app as a disk image.

Head over to the utility thread to get started. For those interested, below is the full feature list as stated by the developer. HTC Sensation XL users have an even longer list that adds S-Off, force update, flashing a custom radio, and more.

Get device information

Install Curl

Install OpenSSL

Install Busybox

Hot Reboot

Compress Backup

Integrated Lcd Density Changer

Fixes Permissions

Show oem token code

Flash oem token

Flash recoveries

Flash recovery themes

My GraffStyleZ TWRP Theme Included

Enable root permissions

Flash any .zip file

Flash a rom

Create a coloured logcat

Show CID

Write superCID

Backup device

Restore device

Relock bootloader

Reboot options

Advanced wipe Options

Pulls Files From Server

Manual Adb And Fastboot

Wipe Data

Wipe Cache

Wipe System

Wipe Dalvik Cache

Wipe Android Secure

Wipe Recovery

Wipe Boot img

Wipe Data,Cache

Wipe Data,Cache,System,Dalvik

Fix Low battery error

Automatically Kills adb Upon Completion Of Task

Unlock bootloader guide

Install custom recovery guide

Install recovery theme guide

Enable root permissions guide

Install roms or .zip files guide

Restore device to defaults guide