Lenovo’s S2 Android smartphone isn’t necessarily going to set the world on fire, as it’s based on Android 2.3. However Lenovo says it has a secure kernel for enterprise use. It also has a very heavy skin that reminds us a lot of webOS — including a gesture area and card views. The gesture area works by swiping to the right in order to drop into a multitasking card view, where you can close apps by tapping a big red “x” button. There’s a back gesture as well, which operates just like Android’s traditional back gesture.
Lenovo LePhone S2 Android smartphone hands-on pictures
Lenovo’s S2 Android smartphone isn’t necessarily going to set the world on fire, as it’s based on Android 2.3. However Lenovo says it has a secure kernel for enterprise use. It also has a very heavy skin that reminds us a lot of webOS — including a gesture area and card views.Developing...
Lenovo’s S2 Android smartphone isn’t necessarily going to set the world on fire, as it’s based on Android 2.3. However Lenovo says it has a secure kernel for enterprise use. It also has a very heavy skin that reminds us a lot of webOS — including a gesture area and card views.Developing...
The S2 should be available now in China for around $400 US, according to what Lenovo told us here at CES.
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