Wallpapers of the week: warmth in the cold

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As we enter the new year, we are celebrating with more wallpapers. This is the beginning of a seven month climb into the Wallpaper of the Week section. If you are keeping close tabs on the installments, we are trying a new platform. Now, readers are encouraged to send in their excellent wallpapers for consideration in the post. We feel like this will further engage our readership and help everyone feel more connected to the site.

With the new format in mind, there are potentially hundreds of submissions that may come any given week. I make it a point to look through the images, but sometimes it is less timely than others. I appreciate everyones’ interest in the section and hope you look forward to it each week…

Wallpapers

Currently, the US is in a solid block of ice. Snow storms are disrupting travel, even some of my CES contacts will not be able to make it to the first few days of the show. Although I am a big fan of winter wallpapers, it seems a warm streak would be appreciated. The weather outside is frightful, but the wallpaper images this week are sure to warm you up. The following four images were submitted by dedicated iDB reader, Matthew Clewley. Thanks, Matt!

Droplet 640x1136 preview Stones 640x1136 preview Cavern 640x1136 preview Ocean 640x1136 preview

Downloading

Downloading the images above is simply one tap away. From your iOS device, tap the image to load the full resolution. Once the full resolution is loaded, tap hold, save to Camera Roll, and set as wallpaper. From a desktop computer, the full image must be saved to the iTunes sync folder.

Submitting

To make sure your favorite wallpapers are considered, send them to me directly. The best way to catch up with me is either Twitter @jim_gresham or via email jim@idownloadblog.com. If you are submitting images, please make sure they are formatted in an iOS dedicated resolution. iPhone and iPad wallpapers are welcome. If sending an email, please embed the image into the body of the email to prevent any attachment errors.

Who is feeling warm now?