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Because Wallpaper Engine lets you do a hell of a lot more than just static images. It's exactly what it says on the tin. A software engine that you can set as a wallpaper. Think video wallpapers, touch effects, audio responsiveness, or straight up fully rendered 3D environments
**I have no idea how much of this actually works on Android. I've only used it on PCedit: video (recommend watching on mute)
There's wallpaper engine for Android? Since when?
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Looks like it supports a decent amount of features. Needs to be transferred from a windows install though
Okay, that's pretty sick. Looks way cooler than MKBHD's thing, sounds like that only does static images. I probably won't use it on mobile (battery considerations) but on desktop...