Android Apps from Old Tablet to New Tablet I have a Motorola Xoom running Jelly Bean and am moving to the Asus TFT-700. I plan on giving my Xoom to someone in a factory default condition so that my Google account will only be on the Asus. Do I really need to remember all of my installed apps so that they can be manually downloaded to the Asus or will my Google account take care of this automatically?
Google's backup service is described on one of their support pages:

Backing up and restoring your data
You can back up your settings and other data with your Google Account,
so if you ever replace your tablet, you can restore your data on the
new one. If you choose to use this service, your data is backed up
automatically.
If you previously used the backup service with the Google Account you
just used to sign in, you can also choose to restore your settings
from your Google Account to your tablet now.
Important: If you want to restore your settings, you must do that now
during setup. You can’t restore data after setup is complete.
Many kinds of data are backed up, including:

Your Android settings, such as your Wi-Fi networks and passwords,
user dictionary, and so on
Many Google application settings, such as
your Browser bookmarks
The apps you download from Android Market Some
third-party apps also make use of the backup service, so if you
reinstall one, its settings and data are restored