There are a lot of chances that I receive a Samsung Galaxy S2 as one of my birthday presents (August 18th). It comes with Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread.

I'm used to the 4th gen iPod Touch, and I'm looking for apps suggestions for an Android phone.

Do you have any ideas of interesting apps and/or games to get (no matter if they are free or paid) that aren't Dropbox, SoundHound, Twitter, eBay Mobile, Facebook, Google+, WheaterEye Mobile, Desjardins, PayPal and Yellow Pages? I'm taking any kind of suggestions.

I also currently have these apps on my iPod Touch. If someone can confirm an Android version for any of these apps, it would be much appreciated!

I know for a fact that Game Dev Story, Fruit Ninja, and The Impossible Quiz are all available on Android. I'm pretty sure USPS mobile is available but I'm not 100% on it.

Well... google goggles will be your qr reader.

Too lazy to suggest other apps right now lol but basically anything google is good.

Oh and also you should get super mario 3 soundboard.

Wow thank god someone who doesn't have an iOS device. I own an Xperia Arc and I think the most fun I've had with it is not even a game. It's customizing it. I reccomend getting ADW Launcher EX it's fantastic. Also widgetlocker is great too. But to confirm. Game Dev story, fruit ninja, Bump, flood it( only the original is on droid I think), and an iCopter alternative are all available. I didn't check them all only a couple. Don't worry though the Android market is almost as big as the App store and soon will be bigger : D

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There's a game similar to tiny wings that I play, it's called Dillo Hills, I play it cuz there isn't a tiny wings game for android, and supersonic is a cool game too, I'am no.1 with the highest score in supersonic, you'll find my name as the first on openfient

Get Game Dev Story (its also on Android) plus

Grand Prix Story

Yeah, these story games are awesome and addictive.

Blast monkeys hehe. Windows live messenger is available, I prefer mercury. Bump and Fruit ninja are available also. If you have twitter, get Plume, a million times better than the official twitter app.

The android market has grown quite a bit. If there is an app for it on iPhone, chances are that there is a version for android. Most apps are on both but both have their exclusives.

I dont have an android device, but there is an NES emulator on Android that I would love to get if I did have one. Not sure of the name but if you google it I'm sure you could find it.