For more information on the new Android Phoenix OS desktop operating system jump over to the official website for details and the Liliputing website for a full run.

In its original form, Kodi is great for streaming locally stored content, but the software really comes into its own when you start installing add-ons. There are hundreds to choose from, but the most impressive and powerful extension is probably Phoenix. Known as the spiritual successor to Genesis, Phoenix gives you access to hours of content – from old TV shows to brand-new films, and it's quick and intuitive to use too. Here's how to download it.

How to install Phoenix to Kodi • To install Phoenix, first go to System Settings Add-ons. Once there you'll see a tab saying 'Add source' - click on it. • This method works by pointing your computer or device to a web address, and then treating it like a USB stick or removable hard drive. This time, we'll be using the web address, so enter it exactly as it is, and then click Done. Make sure you name the source something like Phoenix, so that it's easy to remember. • Go back to your homescreen, and then navigate to System Add-ons Install From Zip File.

A list of folders will appear, but we're after the one we just added. Click on it, and then select a file called 'xmbc-repos'.

Phoenix Viewer is just like Emerald Viewer. It is a viewer for Second Life. Fix32 Scada Software on this page. So, you will need an account on Second Life.

There are multiple versions of the program depending on the type of hardware you have. Program is available for Linux too.

We are given a small virtual world where we can move our avatar around and do modifications. We can also chat with others. This requires a high speed internet. The graphics are not that good even in 'ultra' mode. But that means you won't need a separate graphics card to run the program.