Here we go, in no particular order.

• Live Wallpapers
• Air Drop (maybe not in implementation but clearly taken from Android Beam)
• Semi-Transparent "Pop-ups" (Notifications, settings, etc.)
• Notifications on Lock Screen
• Settings from a swipe gesture on any screen.
• Multitasking across all apps
• Unlimited browser tabs (more than 8)
• Passwords and activity carried over from desktop browser (Android / Chrome)
• (Some features) Auto-tagging / organization of photos (from Google+)
• App Store auto updating apps
• Did I miss any??

So what do you think?  Is Apple innovating these days?

Watch our un-boxing of the all new Lenovo Ideapad Yoga 13.  Stay tuned for a full review.

We continue to be impressed by the functionality and the grace by which Google's latest version of the Android OS offers.  This new tablet specific version of the ultra-popular mobile OS will be debuting this month on a handful of tablet devices and many more later this year.

QuickOffice has been making top-notch productivity apps for smartphones for quite some time, and now the company has unveiled a new version for Android 3.0 Honeycomb tablets. As is the case with its apps for other platforms (including iOS and webOS), the new tablet version features Google Docs, Dropbox, MobileMe, and SugarSync integration and offers on-the-go editing of documents, spreadsheets, and presentations. QuickOffice is fully Microsoft Office compatible, of course.

To see QuickOffice for Android Honeycomb in action, take the jump and check out the hands-on video from the folks at Laptop Mag. Those of you on the Apple side of the tablet war can currently pick up QuickOffice for about $15 -- which is a good deal on a great app suite.