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3D Jelly Bean Live Wallpaper

In order to celebrate the upcoming release of latest Android version we've made a new live wallpaper. It is called 3D Jelly Bean Live Wallpaper. All Android fans will be glad to watch a symbol of the latest Android version on home screens of their phones and tablets. As usual, this live wallpaper is in full 3D. And it is not only adorably cute but also very useful - it shows battery level of your device. The lower the battery level is the less jelly beans are in Android jar.
This live wallpaper is absolutely free and all further updates will also be free.
You can watch a video of 3D Jelly Bean live wallpaper on YouTube and download it from Google Play.

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