[ZenFone 2 General] i am oblivion:
ZenUI + Android M will be excellent in my view, since I have determined that while I like the roms I've tried on my ZE551ML so far [S+/XOSP, Bliss L & M, RR, AOSP and especially Beanstalk 6.0 which I'm still running without any noteworthy hiccups after 3 weeks] and without even considering Xposed as a possibility [too many potential variances and the limited reward to higher than hell risk ratio make it a less appealing option than it was on less powerful, much more limited devices that had virtually no developer support for custom roms to speak of, making Xposed an amazing thing to have access to - if you have a custom rom, why would you really want something that basically let's you customize your rom yourself? Sounds cooler I reckon]. Android 6 brings some actual improvements beyond "Yay they made everything look like paper and origami!!! ARTS & CRAFTS FOOOOOREVEEEEER!" ? - ART/Dalvik aside, as I have little experience in which to compare the two, I saw Memory Leak 5.0 as Lollipops defining feature ? Thanks for that Skynet, you a**h*les! My battery life issues weren't really causing enough problems on their own, storage and micromanagement inconveniences definitely rounded out my full-time job of getting my phone ready to use, so that I couldn't ever really use it on things that didn't revolve around keeping that cycle moving fluidly ✋? sarcasm Google, I was being sarcastic...but I digress and shall quickly finish where I trailed off to by saying that Android 6, from my limited experience with custom roms on my ZF2 has been much improved and I personally am happy Asus skipped over what would have been a dealbreaker 5.1 update in favor of the 6.0 one, several features I believe getting put in that might not be perfect YET [portable storage, new permissions settings, etc.] PLUS, THE addition of RRO Layers to Android M [although for now, just rooted devices it probably will find it's way into all user's hands sooner or later] - if I'm not mistaken this will be available to any device on 6.0+ [with root access, of course] so those on stock roms can now start customizing their roms in ways only previously available for those running one with the CM Theme Engine/T-Mo Theme Chooser, if I understand the concept correctly? If so, [and given that it won't run flawlessly straight-out-of-the-box on Android 6.0, perfection requires revision, yo] that's a huge game changer in the making, since Cyanogenmod's Theme Engine is probably the biggest reason most users seem to flash custom roms that I've seen. Anyhow, sorry for the huge article. Just had to weigh in before I make the move back to stock everything and up to Asus ZF2 on Android M! The anticipation!! ? The excitement! ?Oohs! ? Aahs! ?Shiny new things and SEXY STUFFS!!! ? I am nearly speechless ? Later y'all ✌Panduh out ?

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ZenUI + Android M will be excellent in my view, since I have determined that while I like the roms I've tried on my ZE551ML so far [S+/XOSP, Bliss L & M, RR, AOSP and especially Beanstalk 6.0 which I'm still running without any noteworthy hiccups after 3 weeks] and without even considering Xposed as a possibility [too many potential variances and the limited reward to higher than hell risk ratio make it a less appealing option than it was on less powerful, much more limited devices that had virtually no developer support for custom roms to speak of, making Xposed an amazing thing to have access to - if you have a custom rom, why would you really want something that basically let's you customize your rom yourself? Sounds cooler I reckon]. Android 6 brings some actual improvements beyond "Yay they made everything look like paper and origami!!! ARTS & CRAFTS FOOOOOREVEEEEER!" ? - ART/Dalvik aside, as I have little experience in which to compare the two, I saw Memory Leak 5.0 as Lollipops defining feature ? Thanks for that Skynet, you a**h*les! My battery life issues weren't really causing enough problems on their own, storage and micromanagement inconveniences definitely rounded out my full-time job of getting my phone ready to use, so that I couldn't ever really use it on things that didn't revolve around keeping that cycle moving fluidly ✋? sarcasm Google, I was being sarcastic...but I digress and shall quickly finish where I trailed off to by saying that Android 6, from my limited experience with custom roms on my ZF2 has been much improved and I personally am happy Asus skipped over what would have been a dealbreaker 5.1 update in favor of the 6.0 one, several features I believe getting put in that might not be perfect YET [portable storage, new permissions settings, etc.] PLUS, THE addition of RRO Layers to Android M [although for now, just rooted devices it probably will find it's way into all user's hands sooner or later] - if I'm not mistaken this will be available to any device on 6.0+ [with root access, of course] so those on stock roms can now start customizing their roms in ways only previously available for those running one with the CM Theme Engine/T-Mo Theme Chooser, if I understand the concept correctly? If so, [and given that it won't run flawlessly straight-out-of-the-box on Android 6.0, perfection requires revision, yo] that's a huge game changer in the making, since Cyanogenmod's Theme Engine is probably the biggest reason most users seem to flash custom roms that I've seen. Anyhow, sorry for the huge article. Just had to weigh in before I make the move back to stock everything and up to Asus ZF2 on Android M! The anticipation!! ? The excitement! ?Oohs! ? Aahs! ?Shiny new things and SEXY STUFFS!!! ? I am nearly speechless ? Later y'all ✌Panduh out ?