Beautiful Android Wallpapers For Desktop

So here we are continuing our addiction with free and opensource wallpapers. Android operating system is spreading like wildfire. Smartphone manufacturers are scrambling to produce their version of Android phone and all this has just started. Let's celebrate this stellar success of a free and open source software called Android with some stunning android wallpapers. Top 15 Android Wallpapers from around the web.

• By Psychopulse

• By HQ Wallpapers

• By clondike7

• Official android wallpapers.

• By b4ddy

• By HQ Wallpapers

• By Android Wallpapers

• By ewunix

• Android Wallpapers

• By richd

• By HQ Wallpapers

• By fetuscakemix

• By Eg-Art

• Official Android Wallpapers

• By MisterCow-penoy

• By Selvo - Android Wallpapers Pack

PS: Some of the android wallpapers listed may be incorrectly linked. If you are the owner of any of these android wallpapers and if it is not properly linked to you, let me know.

Selvo - Android Wallpapers Pack

MisterCow-penoy

Android Wallpapers

Eg-Art

fetuscakemix

richd

Android Wallpapers

b4ddy

android wallpapers

clondike7

HQ Wallpaper

Psychopulse

Ubuntu 12.04 Default Wallpapers has Arrived

Wallpapers for upcoming Ubuntu 12.04 Precise Pangolin has just been arrived. The collection include a new official default wallpaper plus 14 other exceptionally good community contributed wallpapers as well. To put it lightly, community contributed wallpapers put the default one to shame. By far the best collection of wallpapers for Ubuntu in my opinion.

Default Ubuntu 12.04 Wallpaper

And like before, when the new ones came, old Ubuntu 11.10 wallpapers were removed. Click on the images to see them in full size. Not using Ubuntu 12.04 yet? Download wallpapers fromhere. If you want wallpapers from previous versions of Ubuntu, try this instead.

What's New in Ubuntu 12.04 LTS [Screenshot Tour]

Ubuntu 12.04 LTS "Precise Pangolin" was finally released few weeks ago and it truly is one of the best Ubuntu releases ever. We have been following the release pretty closely and now it's time for a brief round-up. Here is a quick screenshot tour through every single new feature that was added to latest Ubuntu 12.04 LTS.

• Ubuntu 12.04 LTS features a new easily configurable Privacy menu in System Settings. More info on it can be found here. 

• Landscape is now integrated into Ubuntu 12.04 LTS.

• Unity Keyboard Shortcuts should be familiar to you all by now. When in doubt, press and hold the Super key and you will find all the shortcuts you need right in front of you. 

• Unity Dash now has a brand new Video lens. 

• The old Home lens has been replaced by a new useful and less eyecandy lens which displays recently used applications, files and most recent downloads.

• Unity Dash has quicklists support.

• Home menu quicklist is another really useful addition.

• HUD is default now. but don't worry, HUD haven't yet replaced menus in Ubuntu 12.04.

• The new default collection of wallpapers is just brilliant. More info.

• Launcher icon size can now be modified directly from Appearance window.

• Default Launcher behavior changed to 'Never Hide' from 'Dodge Windows'.

• Auto-hide Launcher option is now available (instead of Dodge Windows) which you can on/off directly from Appearance window. Options for modifying reveal location and reveal sensitivity also available (see above screenshot).

• Revamped Ubuntu One UI.

• Rhythmbox music player is the default now, replacing Banshee.

• A number of essential Unity settings have now been integrated into System Settings aka GNOME Control Center.

• Default Alt + Tab behavior has been changed. Initiating Alt + Tab shows you just the open windows in the current desktop and not from all the desktops like it used to be. 

• Unity dash and Launcher inherits the (average) color of current wallpaper. Unity Dash adds a beautiful blur effect and all these UI tweaks can be seen in Notify-OSD as well.

• As you can see, Power menu settings has been totally revamped. 

• Proper multi-monitor support added. Access via System Setting - Displays.

• Minor improvements to Sound Settings. Access directly from Sound Menu in the top panel as well as System Settings.

Tomboy and Gbrainy have also been removed (along with Banshee) from the default list of apps making Ubuntu 12.04 LTS completely Mono-free. That's it for now. We will be back with more Ubuntu 12.04 news and reviews soon. Thanks for reading and have a nice day.