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Here is the first follow-up to my last post,3 Steps to an Organized Desktop.
Overall you’ll find some of the hottest wallpapers on the web on this site.
Currently no sign-up is required.
(2)Foto Community
The wallpaper visible in the screenshot of my desktop wasBluedropsfrom this amazing site.
(3) Wallpapr
Yet another web 2.0-ish site.
This time a wallpaper search engine.
Straight forward, simple, little you could tweak but therefore extremely easy to handle.
(4) Wallpapers @ Customize.org
The most prominent feature of this site is the color-based search.
Just pick a color from the random wallpaper color picker and all matching images will be listed.
Alternatively the site offers search popular tags (or tag cloud).
(5)deviantART
Oldie but goldie.
I’m sure most everyone here has visited deviantART before.
Best of all is the easy to use Categories menu.
Browse through the large tree of sub-categories and quickly go back if you decide to view all sub-categories.
Glitz and style for your desktop guaranteed!
Pixelgirl also presents some iPhone wallpapers.
Currently, three exhibitions (years) with 10, 25 and 40 images respectively were released.
A small but exclusive collection.
Deskography uses a flash-based interface and wallpapers are downloaded as zip files containing all available resolutions.
I’m impressed with both the site design and the picture quality.
(9) Veer [No Longer Available]
All wallpapers are the works of a single designer.
Subsequently they are sorted by year.
To download images an account needs to be registered with the site.
So take some time to dig through this wonderful archive.
Thus virtually every screen will find a matching wallpaper.
Download all your favorite wallpapers into a single folder and use a tool to change your wallpaper automatically!
Top 3 Wallpaper Switching Tools
(1)Wallpaper Changer- This is the tool with the most features.
It gives you total control over your wallpapers.
(2)ScrollWall- A plain simple alternative to Wallpaper Changer.
Less options, less confusion, less possibilities to mess up and the tool I am using.
;)
(3)Wallpaper Juggler- This is Linda’s recommendation.
An intermediate of the first two tools.
And this concludes the wallpaper special.
In the coming posts I will cover more tools to enhance your desktop experience, so stay tuned!
In the meantime I would still like to see what your desktop looks like.
Post a comment ormail mea screenshot.
The coolest desktops will be featured on MUO.
