[ACG1587]

There were a few pretty cool moveable wallpapers that came with my razr2 -- but I'm worried if I use it, it'll drain battery..is that accurate?

[Edward]

I would think that a movable image, would drain the battery, as opposed to a fixed (stationary) image.

[tmobilefan]

Originally Posted by Edward

I would think that a movable image, would drain the battery, as opposed to a fixed (stationary) image.

I agree.

Yes it can drain the battery a little, but not that much. I had one of these images on my old LG handset, and didn't really have to charge it more frequently than the stationary image that I had on it.

[jgebis]

The amount of processing required to move the background image is so incredibly tiny, compared to the amount of energy required to run the radio. Don't worry about it at all.

[soccerjohn]

I had a gif on my D600 and E398 and it didn't change the battery that much.

[Alberto_C]

I think it will consume ur battery life,but I think it's very limited.It doesnt matter!

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