Fireflies Live Wallpaper Free

Watch fireflies dancing around swinging light bulbs in a darkly lit room. This live wallpaper is designed for the best outlook and minimum CPU usage; the commercial version uses about 10% while idling on a previous generation Motorola Milestone after reducing the screen refresh rate to roughly 10 frames per second, whereas this free edition uses around 19% at the locked 20fps. In comparison, nearly all of the stock live wallpapers that came with the device use from 40% up to 80% of the CPU while idling.
This free edition has all the functionality of the commercial one, excluding customizable settings, battery life meter, support for accelerometer, flashing fireflies and alternative colours for them.

The full version features:
- An alternative background.
- Customize: Screen refresh rate (cut the CPU usage and save battery!), firefly colour, firefly speed, background brightness, number of fireflies, accelerometer refresh rate.
- Enable/Disable: Accelerometer, battery life meter, fireflies flashing, touch events, light bulbs and their pendulum motion

NOTE: Test this free edition first before purchasing the commercial one to confirm that your device is compatible with the software. 'Fireflies' uses hardware acceleration in its graphics, so if your device lacks a sufficient graphics processing unit (GPU), the software might not run as well as it was designed to.

USAGE: Go to your Home-screen > Press the Menu-button > Choose “Wallpapers” > Choose “Live wallpapers” > Select “Fireflies Free Edition” > Push the “Set wallpaper” –button.
Not all devices support the live wallpaper –feature. If the “Live Wallpapers” category is missing when following the previous instructions, it means that your handset lacks the support.

F.A.Q.
Why there is no support for SD card installation?
- When an application is installed to SD card, then every time the SD card becomes unavailable (for example when the device is connected to a computer or simply when the card is dismounted) the Android Operating System kills all the applications installed to it to prevent data loss & other problems. Because Fireflies is a live wallpaper, this means that it is basically always on, meaning that users who have it installed on their SD card, would always have to reselect the wallpaper again from the wallpapers list after the SD card was once again available. This is likely to cause some unnecessary confusion, so for clarity's sake, this is something we can not implement.

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If you experience any problems with the application, please do not hesitate to contact us - "Does not work" in the comments wont help us solve anything.