For the last two years I’ve been using an HTC Desire. In the last few days I’ve upgraded to an HTC One X. Whilst I liked the Desire a lot, one thing that really let it down – the lack of space to install apps. I spent most of the last year with the “short of space” notification on. At times I was running a “one out, one in” policy where I could only install a new app if I removed one first.

The One X has a lot more memory, so I’m hoping that I won’t have so much problem installing apps and can try some new and interesting ones. I’ve started by installing what I consider the essential apps.

• Astrid – Todo list management. I sync it with Producteev
• Dropbox – The One X comes with this pre-installed and with an extra 20 GB of space
• Evernote – The One X comes with a rebranded version of this just called “Notes”
• Facebook
• Foursquare
• Gmail
• Google Docs
• Google Maps
• Google Reader
• Google Search
• Handcent – For text messages. Much better than the standard app.
• Hullomail – Visual voicemail. I use the free version.
• Kindle
• Last.fm
• London Journey
• My Tracks
• Street View
• Tasker
• Tweetdeck
• Voice Search
• WordPress

Then I installed a few apps that I used to use, but that I had to give up when I ran out of space on the Desire:

• ConvertPad
• Google Goggles
• Google Shopper
• Sky Map
• Wikitude

There’s one app that I used to use that I can no longer find. I think it was called Movie Finder and it listed all the films that were on at all the cinemas in London (or, perhaps, the UK). If anyone knows what it was – or can recommend a replacement – then please let me know.

I’ve installed some semi-random apps that caught my eye:

• Gigbeat – Who seem to have beaten Songkick to producing an app that uses Songkick data.
• Instagram – But it currently doesn’t support the camera in the One X. I’m sure that’ll come soon.
• Night Clock
• VirginMedia TV guide – currently just a TV guide, but it’ll be awesome when I get a Tivo as you can program it remotely.

That’s as far as it goes so far. But the Android market (sorry, I mean the “Google Play Store”) is now huge. I’m sure I’m missing out on interesting and useful apps. Or, perhaps, there are better apps available to replace the ones I’m currently using. Is Tweetdeck still the best Twitter client? Is there a better augmented reality app than Wikitude?

What am I missing out on?