In a few more days, Monday, June 6 precisely, Apple will deliver a new key note. The latter will open the WWDC (Global Developer Conference) event for developers. At this conference you will find Tim Cook and his colleagues presenting the changes that the next OS has brought, but also presenting some new products. You can openly follow these announcements with us on D-Day and we will start following our traditional text.
In the meantime, you can already add a touch of WWDC to your iPhone, iPad or Mac with the help of special wallpapers. A few weeks ago, we presented you with the works of Parker Ordolani and the Basic Apple Guy. Today, discover the work of the designer AR72014. The latter offers two successful wallpapers for iPhone and iPad. But you can also install them on other machines, computers, Apple TV, etc.
The two wallpapers are identical, this picture signed by Apple on a black background. Ideally, there is a version with the WWDC22 logo and a version without this logo.
© AR72014
How to get these wallpapers?
Surrender Go to this link In Safari, find the wallpaper you want with or without the logo. Open it:
On Mac:
- Click the small download icon at the top right of the window
- Open your Mac settings, select “Desktop and Screen Saver”
- Finally, drag the desired wallpaper file from the finder to the current wallpaper image, or select the desired image by adding a folder with the new wallpapers using the “+” in the bottom left.
On iOS:
- Click the small download icon at the top right of the window
- Click the small blue arrow at the top left of the Safari window and select “Downloads” to grab the files you downloaded.
- Open the downloaded wallpaper
- Tap the “Share” icon and select “Save Image”
- Finally, go to the Photos app and tap the “Share” icon on the wallpaper before selecting “Use as wallpaper”.
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