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Fractal Wallpaper Gallery

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v1.1 by KRE Software

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About Fractal Wallpaper Gallery

Fractal Wallpaper Gallery (Package Name: com.kresoftware.fractalwallpaperCollection) is developed by KRE Software and the latest version of Fractal Wallpaper Gallery 1.1 was updated on July 26, 2013. Fractal Wallpaper Gallery is in the category of Personalization. You can check all apps from the developer of Fractal Wallpaper Gallery. Currently this app is for free. This app can be downloaded on Android 2.1+ on APKFab or Google Play. All APK/XAPK files on APKFab.com are original and 100% safe with fast download.

Fractal Wallpaper Gallery contains over 50 fractal background images for your phone or tablet.
Note: This is not a live wallpaper.
Fractal Wallpaper Gallery is a free collection of stunning colorful images of Mandelbrot and Julia fractals. Unlike most other fractal image live wallpapers, Fractal Wallpaper Gallery contains static fractal imagery which does not drain battery life by performing the intensive fractal generator equations on your device.
This simple app consists of an image gallery which allows easy selection of any of the 50 included fractal images as your home background image. These stunning images are categorized into 6 different color schemes so you can personalize your home background to meet your own tastes.
These fractal images are produced using fractal generator software developed in-house by KRE Software. Fractal generation requires intensive and recursive calculation of complex numbers for each pixel within the image. The escape velocity (the number of times each pixel had to be recursively fed through the formula) of each pixel is then mapped to a color to produce vibrant images.
Fractal images often produce complex structures similar to basic crystalline and cellular structures found in nature. Another interesting aspect of fractal images is that they are often both symmetrical and infinitely self-repeating. Zooming in on an area of the fractal reveals consistent and often identically reproduced structures as when viewed at original size.