Yesterday we got a glimpse of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S9 thanks to Evan Blass. Now, once again thanks to him, you can now download the default wallpaper for the new device.
For those of you who aren’t interested, I’ve posted the wallpaper after the break. If you want to download it, continue reading.
If you have seen the articles flying by about Fuchsia OS, especially the detailed breakdown by Ars Technica, you might be wanting to get your hands on that pretty nice default wallpaper for the OS. Now you can as I’ve attached to this post after the break.
If you aren’t familiar with Fuchsia, it is a yet-to-be confirmed new Operating System that Google is developing. Some are suggesting it is a replacement for Android but currently you are able to run it on a Google Pixelbook to test it. But it is rough, really rough. In fact, it would be safe to refer to it as pre-alpha at this point.
Whether you are an Apple fan or not, you have to give them credit: They have some pretty awesome wallpapers for their devices. The new high-end iMac Pro is no exception. The latest and most powerful iMac is now available and it starts at an eye watering $5,000. But, if you want that storm cloud wallpaper that comes as the default wallpaper and don’t want to spend the money, you are covered.
On the Wallpapers page and after the break on this post, you will find the all new iMac Pro default wallpaper for you to download and put on all your devices. The wallpaper measures 5120 x 2880 so it will be plenty big for any of your devices, big or small. I’ve put it after the break so those who aren’t interested can move along but if you want to get it for yourself, read on.
With the premier of Star Wars: The Last Jedi less than 24 hours away, it is time to get even more hyped up with wallpapers celebrating the movie. As you may know, earlier this morning OnePlus announced a special edition OnePlus 5T, their latest flagship phone, that was Star Wars themed. The phone, which functionally is identical to the standard OnePlus 5T, comes with 10 special edition wallpapers.
Well, as you would expect, they are now in the wild. Engineering folks over at XDA have broken out the wallpapers and made them available. I, in turn, have uploaded them to the Wallpapers page here on the site for everyone to download.
To save those of you who aren’t overly interested in the wallpapers, I’ve placed them after the break so you don’t have to see them. But if you do, read on!
Yesterday the Huawei Mate 10 lineup was announced, an update to last year’s popular Mate 9. Today you can now download all of the wallpapers, 31 in all, from the Mate 10, Mate 10 Pro and Mate 10 Porsche Edition.
Huawei has always produced some stunning wallpapers for their devices and these don’t disappoint. Covering a wide range from abstract to flowers to mountain scenes, the wallpapers are 2160 x 2160 so you will be able to use them on virtually any device – phone or tablet.
All 31 of the new wallpapers are now up on the Wallpaper page here on the site and I have added a few samples after the break for those that are curious. As with all new wallpapers, they are at the bottom of the page so if you want to skip right down to them, just scroll down to the bottom.
The new Google Pixel 2 and 2 XL will be launched tomorrow but that doesn’t mean you can’t get the device’s new wallpaper today. The new wallpaper has been added to the Wallpaper page here on the site and it ready for you to download along with the hundreds of others.
The wallpaper is designed for phones with a 1440 x 2880 resolution. I have added it to this post after the break so those who aren’t interested won’t have to wait for it to load.
The LG V30 was announced earlier this morning and now you can download the official wallpapers for LG’s latest flagship phone.
In all, there are 22 wallpapers that come with the V30 and I’ve added them all to the wallpaper page. After the break, I’ve also added them to this post for those who are interested. As I always do, I display them in a lower resolution to speed things up but when you click on the wallpaper, you will get the full 2880 x 1440 image.
As you would expect, all of the wallpapers for the V30 are in a 18:9 ratio so if you have a phone that renders at that ratio, they will work perfectly. For other, smaller ratio phones, you’ll have a bit of a cropped image.
As a reminder, 6″ display is a QHD P-OLED display that renders 2880 x 1440 in a 18:9 ratio. That gives you a very eye comforting 538ppi. LG refers to the display as FullVision which is their term for a near bezel-less experience. The phone is powered by the Snapdragon 835 SoC with 4GB of RAM. This is coupled with either 64GB or 128GB of storage depending on the variant you pick up. That storage can be expanded up to an additional 2TB thanks to the MicroSD slot.
Last week, the Essential Phone, the PH-1, became available for both those who had pre-ordered as well as those who want to pick one up. The unlocked variant of the phone is $699 through the Essentials site. You can also purchase it through Amazon for the same price but orders placed at the online retailer won’t ship until September 1st.
While you are waiting for your PH-1 to arrive, you can at least have the benefit of the stock wallpapers that come with the phone on your current device. Over on the wallpaper page, I’ve added all six of the default wallpapers for you to freely download and use on your devices. I’ve also added them to this post after the break so those who want to move along can do so without having to download them.
The six wallpapers are a mix of scenic views and abstract images, all of which look great.