Boox Go 10.3 (gen II) Lumi: An Android tablet that’s also, on top of that, an E-ink screen

Remember when I mentioned I was using my Kindle as a personal newspaper? And that this solution was ideal because I didn’t need to buy another gadget? I still stand by that, but I bought another gadget to be my “personal newspaper”: a Boox Go 10.3 (Gen II) Lumi tablet. (Phew! From here on, I’ll just call it the Boox Go.) This brand, Boox, isn’t officially in Brazil. It specializes in Android devices with E-ink screens, the same tech as the Kindle, in different screen sizes. It’s best known for the Palma line, a digital reader the size of a phone. My second-generation Boox Go is their most recent model. The biggest new feature is the presence of lighting in the (slightly) pricier version. It also ships with Android 15 out of the box. The previous generation shipped with, and remains on, Android 11, with no sign it’ll ever be updated. Despite the recent Android version, Boox’s take on it has always been quite different from what you see on conventional phones and tablets. There’s its…