Honeycomb finds itself on a double threat:
Thin, light Android tablet doubles as a capable Android laptop

Is it a tablet? Is it a netbook? Is it a tablet? Is it a netbook? Is it a laptop? What, exactly, is the ASUS EeePad Transformer? Sitting here with it on my lap, typing away on the full keyboard, it’s easy to forget that I’m using an Android Honeycomb tablet. With a keyboard. And a trackpad. Like a laptop. With Honeycomb.

Although we’ve known for quite some time about the Sprint Motorola Xoom and Samsung Nexus S 4G, one thing about both of those devices that still eludes us seemingly is the launch date. We’ve seen some rumors here and there but overall, nothing official has made it out. That said, the latest Sprint playbook now has employee training dates listed in it, which leads us to believe launch is only just around the corner. Hopefully after “school” gets out, we’ll have a more specific date for you all but until then — we’re fine with knowing things are still moving for both these devices. via the Android Central appThanks, anon!

Good news Atrix fans — Motorola has released a method to return your Atrix 4G back to the official stock software if you have the need.  Folks running 4.1.51 or 4.1.52 can now revert back to “approved” builds should they run into issues, or just want to be ready for the rumored HSUPA update.

A lot of folks when picking up an Android device for the first time often have a lot of questions and concerns. Luckily, we’re here to help out and address some of those questions and concerns for you all. With plenty of tips and tricks and how-to’s the forums are a great spot to get started. Check out some of the threads below to get started:

Excuse me, Australian readers. If you’re looking for a distraction from kangaroo boxing and boomerang throwing, you’ll be happy to know that as soon as May 2011, Telstra will be launching the Motorola XOOM.

Been here before, haven’t we? Despite unsourced, unfounded and generally un-everything rumors, people keep insisting that the Motorola Droid Bionic has been killed off. Not so, a Motorola spokeswoman told Dow Jones Newswires’ Roger Cheng.

British retailer PC World will sell the Wifi-only version of HTC’s 7-inch Flyer tablet for £479.99, according to a newly-updated product page. This matches the current price for the Wifi-only Motorola Xoom in the UK, and is considerably cheaper than the 3G version of the Flyer, which is priced at £599.99.