Something Android phones have been sorely lacking is the availability of any truly great Twitter applications.

Many say that Twidroid is just that, but other people I’ve spoken to (who I agree with) find the application both too slow and the interface design terrible. If it were on the iPhone, it would easily win the competition for the worst-designed interfaces on the App Store.

But, despite its God-awful logo, Seesmic has potential in both these areas – especially since its first update today – and successfully adds some features that others have failed to implement well so far.

Popularity: 100% [?]

One thing I have (quite geekily) wanted since I’ve had my HTC Hero is the ability to transfer contact pictures between my phone and PC to keep everything consistent across the two.

Popularity: 21% [?]

Back in August, Androinica put together a comprehensive “Best 50 Apps” list for Android phones. Though now ever-so-slightly dated, I believe the list still remains the best catalogue so far. Take a look at the links below for each section:

Popularity: 21% [?]

A common issue across all mobile platforms is locating good quality applications in their respective marketplaces. Android is no different.

Just run a search for the popular OpenHome Android theme programme – locating the actual application among the individual themes is a gargantuan task in itself.

Popularity: 5% [?]