Discover the best iOS 26 depth effect wallpapers, apps, and tips to customize your iPhone with stunning live and 4K designs.

I admit: I'm fascinated by Apple's new Dynamic Desktop feature, which became widely available with the launch of macOS Mojave last week. There's just something magical about a wallpaper that shows a ...

One thing that even a Windows fan will agree with is that the Dynamic Wallpapers introduced with Mojave Update in macOS are pretty cool. Well! You don’t need to go and switch platforms just to use the ...

Learn how to create the viral iPhone clock depth water effect wallpaper with this step-by-step guide. Customize your home ...

Dynamic wallpapers are one of those neat personalization options Windows lacks compared to macOS. Apple's desktop operating system has different wallpapers that adapt to the current time, creating an ...

Android 12 is coming up with a complete design revamp. You will get big icons, menu styles, new fonts, etc. The most important thing though is the Dynamic Color support, which a new update has also ...

Teased during Google I/O 2023, Emoji Wallpapers have made their way to Android 14, which is currently in beta. With these new lively wallpapers available for those running Android 14 Beta 3, getting ...

Apple continues to refine the look and feel of the iPhone with each major iOS release, and iOS 26 places more emphasis than ever on personalization. The one big change is the introduction of Spatial ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Windows Phone Hacker as returned to an earlier project called Dynamic Background with some ...

Apple likes rolling out changes to iCloud.com at seemingly random times throughout the year. Today, it’s updated the iCloud.com background from a static blue-yellow seaside gradient to a moving ...

When we started our series of Vita how to’s we asked you to send in your questions. Now, we’ve been asked “how do you change the Vita’s background?” Well, here’s how. The question comes from PSLS ...