As we found out a few days ago, this month Jolla will launch the Sailfish launcher for Android device. Even if until the official launch there’s some time remaining, now we can take a look on a Sony Xperia Z who runs the Sailfish launcher.

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This launcher will offer a glimpse of how the mobile UI should be look like, an UI based on gestures, and where the lockscreen, homescreen and app drawer are just vertically scrollable pages. With just a swipe from left we’ll be able to switch from an app to the homescreen.

Also, the Menu key has been replaced with a clever pull down menu from the top. As we can see, the launcher still has some bugs, but we find out that the developers are trying to fix them as soon as possible.

via: semcblog.com

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