Hey, :D
So, I've flashed a custom ROM (CyanogenMod) once in my old phone long back.
Now, I'm was thinking of the same for my Xperia L, main reason being, to remove bloatware and speed up the phone.
As I was searching for a MOD(not to be confused with modules of xposed. by MOD, I meant ROM) that would suit me, I came across this xposed , bragging to be an alternative, a superior one, for ROM - without the need to flash.
Some even say phrases like stock+xposed (wouldn't that addition of xposed to the stock, make the stock nomore a stock actually?:confused:)
Read a couple of threads on the title, which only conveys the user's opinions on which is better.
I'd really like to know about how xposed is different than ROMs.
Though I kind of believe, "You don't know it, then you probably don't need it", I'd like to be educated on it, before getting into flashing a custom ROM.
Thanks for any inputs :)
So, I've flashed a custom ROM (CyanogenMod) once in my old phone long back.
Now, I'm was thinking of the same for my Xperia L, main reason being, to remove bloatware and speed up the phone.
As I was searching for a MOD(not to be confused with modules of xposed. by MOD, I meant ROM) that would suit me, I came across this xposed , bragging to be an alternative, a superior one, for ROM - without the need to flash.
Some even say phrases like stock+xposed (wouldn't that addition of xposed to the stock, make the stock nomore a stock actually?:confused:)
Read a couple of threads on the title, which only conveys the user's opinions on which is better.
I'd really like to know about how xposed is different than ROMs.
Though I kind of believe, "You don't know it, then you probably don't need it", I'd like to be educated on it, before getting into flashing a custom ROM.
Thanks for any inputs :)
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