NA Flags Live Wallpaper Android App Review - CrazyMikesapps Android
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NA Flags Live Wallpaper Android App Details
Title: NA Flags Live Wallpaper
Price: $0.99
Size: 3.8 MB
Category: Personalization
Developer: Kittehface Software
Store: Google Play Store
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NA Flags Live Wallpaper Android App Developers Description
Android OS
North American Flags Live Wallpaper: Customizable flags, backgrounds, and more!
A beautiful 3D live wallpaper background of a flag blowing in the wind! Not a movie, this wallpaper has full support for home screen changing and landscape mode, and will work both on phones and tablets!
This full version includes North American flags from USA, Canada, Mexico, Greenland, 50 US states, DC, Guam, and Puerto Rico! Or create your own flag, if you want! Multiple flag styles, backgrounds, custom backgrounds, and lots more settings!
TO USE: Long-press on your home screen for the Live Wallpapers list!
While we appreciate everyone's enthusiasm, there's no need for controversy. The United States Flag Code states that the union (the starfield) part of the flag should be displayed in the upper left. The treatment of the flag in this wallpaper is analogous to a wall display, so this rule applies. Please see the article here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Flag_Code