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Wind Turbines updated

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Today we've updated Wind Turbines live wallpapers. The most important part of this update makes wallpapers work significantly faster, which is especially noticeable on tablets. To bring better performance, this update also reduces app size and memory usage.
Users of Honeycomb tablets will notice better behavior of these wallpapers on their devices. Now wallpapers better react to user's interaction with home screen. As any other wallpaper, it will shift view up or down if you open "Apps" menu or long-tap on home screen to add some widgets.
Free version have got all these new features too.
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