Google with its Pixel 6 is creating a strong sensation in our environment as fans. A few weeks ago we already shared the official wallpapers of Pixel 6 Pro, but today, new plants have arrived, you may have seen with various plant leaks.
The background was shared by colleagues XDA-Developer The preview gives everyone the opportunity to download them. Last month, when Google previewed the Pixel 6, some official renderings were also shared with theme material with the new Material U. Sample the colors of the UI. So widgets, icons and other parts of the UI follow the background color palette.
These wallpapers are included in the Google Wallpapers application of Pixel 6 Pro (not available on other devices), which can access the relevant source. The source confirmed some of the hardware details we know and also shared these official wallpapers XDA-Developer.
New backgrounds reflect only plants and flowers and scenes by photographer Andrew Zuckerman. The following flowers in the photos:
- Archidia catlia
- Echeveria ‘Princess Blue’
- Hell wars
- Moth Orchid
- Persian Lily
- Pingushan Potia
In the image below, in addition to being able to see the background of the Pixel 6 Pro, there is also a brief description that describes what is now being said in the article.
For each color of the Pixel 6 Pro, i.e. black, gold and silver, the default background will be set with a different color. All official wallpapers are embedded in the downloadable package below with three default images of 1440 x 3120 pixels. The other twelve wallpapers are 2160 x 2400 pixels. Good download.
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