hi, in the past i have used z3 compact and i dont like the sony's rom in it. i'm so much in love in nexus devices, but the nexus 5's battery life is horrible, and nexus 6 is too big for my taste. what i love when using the z3 compact ws the battery seemed to last forever. however i really love the stock google os and wouldnt want to use any other custom android os like touchwiz etc.
reading on some news, i heard that sony is releasing the aosp for their xperia devices? that means it's supported by sony and it's stable right? is it the right time to jump back to z3 compact and fash the aosp and have nexus like experience but with much better battery life unlike the nexus 5?
please enlight me, because i read in some aosp thread here, there are bugs here and there which don't make it for daily driver. thanks
reading on some news, i heard that sony is releasing the aosp for their xperia devices? that means it's supported by sony and it's stable right? is it the right time to jump back to z3 compact and fash the aosp and have nexus like experience but with much better battery life unlike the nexus 5?
please enlight me, because i read in some aosp thread here, there are bugs here and there which don't make it for daily driver. thanks
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