Microsoft has started testing the ability to use video wallpapers on Windows 11. The feature has been spotted in the latest builds of Windows 11, and allows you to set video files like MP4 or MKV as ...

Photo wallpapers are great. Besides being the easiest way to personalize your smartphone, they also give it a unique identity that sets it apart from the sea of devices with the same model and brand.

Don't miss out on our latest stories. Add PCMag as a preferred source on Google. Do you miss when Windows Vista allowed you to set a video to be your wallpaper? It may soon return in Windows 11. A new ...

Personal style and preferences now shape the iPhone experience. Creating live wallpapers from personal videos is straightforward and customizable. Live wallpapers offer a unique, interactive touch to ...

Let's face it — we've all had the urge to customize our device at least once before. While you can invest in a new trending case when you're attempting to customize your Android or iOS device, things ...

Many people have a knack for properly setting up their desktop home screens. And by a proper setup, we don’t mean simply arranging the icons, but changing the icons, having a wallpaper based on their ...

Live wallpapers are already a thing on mobile phones, and they look good. While they consume a little more power and resources, it is not a good idea to have them on your mobile. But laptops and ...

Chromebooks are about to get some delightful new customization options, with Google’s ChromeOS team preparing sunrise and sunset variants of wallpapers and new video screensavers. 9to5Google has a ...

Setting your desktop background to an animated video is one of those things that seems really cool at first thought, but the practical implementations—including an official version from Microsoft back ...

Android owners like to say that their phones are more customizable than the iPhone, and they're often right. This is an excellent example: Except for a fairly limited trick involving Live Photos, it's ...

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