A collection of wallpapers for iPhone, iPad, and Mac curated weekly, including nature, geometry, space and many more wallpaper categories.
It is the season of device upgrades for Apple fans. Across an entire week in October, Cupertino-based employees reveled watchful eyes with three product launches across three different weekdays. Each video capturing the excitement of new devices that now include versions of Apple silicon, M4. Popping with the most color, new 2024 M4 iMac wallpapers are featured here for your iPhone.
It is getting to the colder months, where you might want to wrap up in a scarf or your favorite sweater. Autumn scenes knitted together in the same materials you may wear to stay warm create a cozy scene in these creative wallpapers. Update your iPhone or iPad backgrounds in preparation for sweater weather with these knitted wallpapers of rolling hill towns.
Apple executive Greg Joswiak posted on X last week to reveal that a week of Mac announcements was coming up. With his tweet was a fun video highlighting the macOS Finder logo in an Apple Intelligence-y looking color pattern. Mac updates are expected each day, with potential updates coming to Mac peripherals, finally eliminating Lightning charging requirements. Celebrate the upcoming, week long event with these wallpapers.
The soft elegance of painted scenes is a perfect backdrop to an otherwise rigid digital experience on your favorite Apple devices. Enjoy the smooth paintbrush “Strokes” that make incredible zen-like backgrounds in this collection for iPhone, iPad, and desktop.
As we approach Halloween season, it is apparently never too early to start decorating. In fact Home Depot's 12 foot "giant" skeleton, named Skelly takes preorders in April. If you missed the batch, they are going on Ebay for $800, but you can buy all new official accessories directly from Home Depot, including a companion Skelly dog.
If you subscribe to that timeline and decorating vigor, then we are way behind in offering some spooky wallpapers to decorate your iPhone. Download these jack-o-lantern wallpapers for iPhone to finish your holiday decorating frenzy.
Now a few weeks post launch, the Desert Titanium iPhone 16 Pro devices are still the talk of armchair analysts. It is really the allusive nature of the color way that gets most of the conversation. In certain lights, the new Desert Titanium appears white, in others it can appear a much darker brown. We are celebrating this transitionary color way with Desert Titanium and other iPhone 16 Pro color gradient wallpapers.
The mystery of a cave invokes many disparate feelings. A cave could be frightening or offer opportunity. Some caves are pitch black voids and others have shafts through which the outside light can cast colorful arrays or shimmer against the mineral rich walls. In this wallpaper collection, capture the cave’s mystery with colorful interpretations of an otherwise dark location.
We are now several days into the iPhone 16 Pro era. While many frustrated Apple fans disparage the new device for having what they call limited additional functionality, the undeniable change is Desert Titanium. A new colorway is always celebrated. Inspired by the new design, these iPhone 16 Pro Desert Titanium desert wallpaper downloads are great for any device.
Download these premium iPhone 16 Pro Max wallpapers created with exact device resolutions that will fit your Lock and Home Screens like a glove.
Download Apple's official marketing wallpapers for the iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro models in crisp 4K resolution, designed to look amazing on any smartphone.
The minimalist puzzler exploration game Monument Valley is one of the first iOS games I truly fell in love with. Evocative in-game environments combine with an airy soundtrack, make for an almost meditative ambiance. It is an experience that I’ve returned to over and over. Capturing the design aesthetic, these Monument Valley inspired wallpaper downloads for iPhone make perfect backgrounds.
Gaming in 2024 hardly calls back any generation of video games so old as the 16-bit era. With 4k and upcoming 8k gaming, there are no pixels to be seen. Thanks to ray tracing technology, the light and shadows perfectly mimic real world scenarios.
But today's iDB Wallpapers of the Week are to celebrate the 16-bit era, where pixelated images defined the category.