A Help section would be a welcome addition. Sure, the app is easy enough to use, but for someone seeking a little more background information on its scanning and repairing processes and optimization settings, it is completely underwhelming. With all of its nifty features, our biggest knock on Advanced Mobile Care is that it doesn't come with any support materials to help you understand exactly what it's doing behind the scenes (case in point: Game Speeder). Similar to NQ Mobile's Vault app, this Privacy Locker lets you keep videos, pictures, and other files locked up and out of the reach of anyone without your secret passcode. Nevertheless, it works well, and is a handy tool for anyone who needs to secretly store files. Interestingly, the app also includes a Privacy Locker feature that, while useful, doesn't seem to fit with the app's other utilities. As it is now, the batch uninstall feature asks you for a confirmation between each individual uninstallation, regrettably, which nullifies its convenience altogether. However, we still think it needs a true batch uninstaller.

We found this neat tabbed interface to be significantly easier to use (and faster) than Android's built-in application manager. It lets you sort your apps by name, size, or even frequency of use, and in a few taps either move them to your SD card or uninstall them. The App Manager offers a convenient interface for clearing storage space on your device. If you're a savvy Android user, you can even use this tool to manipulate each of your battery-draining settings manually.

For instance, there are three levels of power-saver options that optimize your settings (Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, Brightness, AutoSync) to save you some juice. In addition, it offers a few tools to help you stave off complete depletion. The Battery Saver offers up a detailed report of what's currently consuming your battery power and gives you an estimate of the time you have left until you'll have to plug in. When enabled, you can use a friend's phone (with Advanced Mobile Care installed) to find your lost phone. Another useful tool is called Anti-Theft, which could come in handy if you lose your phone or it gets stolen.

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