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  • PS Fanboy Wallpapers: Volume 7

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    Chris Powell
    Chris Powell
    10.21.2007

    Every week, PSP and PS3 Fanboy will bring you new backgrounds for your Sony consoles, in resolutions up to 1080p. Download them directly to your PS3 by accessing PS3 Fanboy on your system. Download PSP wallpapers directly to your PSP by accessing the site wirelessly at m.pspfanboy.com.This weekend, we're focusing on Sony's upcoming PSP title God of War: Chains of Olympus.

  • PS Fanboy Wallpapers: Volume 6

    by 
    Chris Powell
    Chris Powell
    10.14.2007

    Every week, PSP and PS3 Fanboy will bring you new backgrounds for your Sony consoles, in resolutions up to 1080p. Download them directly to your PS3 by accessing PS3 Fanboy on your system. Download PSP wallpapers directly to your PSP by accessing the site wirelessly at m.pspfanboy.com.This weekend, we're focusing on Midway's upcoming PS3 title Stranglehold.

  • PS Fanboy Wallpapers: Volume 5

    by 
    Andrew Yoon
    Andrew Yoon
    10.07.2007

    Every week, PSP and PS3 Fanboy will bring you new backgrounds for your Sony consoles, in resolutions up to 1080p. Download them directly to your PS3 by accessing PS3 Fanboy on your system. Download PSP wallpapers directly to your PSP by accessing the site wirelessly at m.pspfanboy.com.This weekend, we're focusing on the upcoming fighting game from Namco Bandai, Soulcalibur IV.

  • PS Fanboy Wallpapers: Volume 4

    by 
    Andrew Yoon
    Andrew Yoon
    09.29.2007

    Every week, PSP and PS3 Fanboy will bring you new backgrounds for your Sony consoles, in resolutions up to 1080p. Download them directly to your PS3 by accessing PS3 Fanboy on your system. Download PSP wallpapers directly to your PSP by accessing the site wirelessly at m.pspfanboy.com.This weekend, we're focusing on three upcoming PS3 games: Killzone 2, LittleBigPlanet, and Uncharted.

  • PS Fanboy Wallpapers: Volume 3

    by 
    Andrew Yoon
    Andrew Yoon
    09.08.2007

    Every week, PSP and PS3 Fanboy will bring you new backgrounds for your Sony consoles, in resolutions up to 1080p. Download them directly to your PS3 by accessing PS3 Fanboy on your system. Download PSP wallpapers directly to your PSP by accessing the site wirelessly at m.pspfanboy.com.This weekend, we're focusing on four PSP games: Final Fantasy VII: Crisis Core, Disgaea: Afternoon of Darkness, Final Fantasy Tactics: The Lion's War and Dead Head Fred.

  • PS Fanboy Wallpapers: Volume 2

    by 
    Andrew Yoon
    Andrew Yoon
    09.03.2007

    Every week, PSP and PS3 Fanboy will bring you new backgrounds for your Sony consoles, in resolutions up to 1080p. Download them directly to your PS3 by accessing PS3 Fanboy on your system. Download PSP wallpapers directly to your PSP by accessing the site wirelessly at m.pspfanboy.com.For Labor Day, we're featuring wallpapers from the upcoming PS3 game, Ratchet & Clank Future: Tools of Destruction.

  • PS Fanboy Wallpapers: Volume 1

    by 
    Andrew Yoon
    Andrew Yoon
    08.25.2007

    Every week, PSP and PS3 Fanboy will bring you new backgrounds for your Sony consoles, in resolutions up to 1080p. Download them directly to your PS3 by accessing PS3 Fanboy on your system. Download PSP wallpapers directly to your PSP by accessing the site wirelessly at m.pspfanboy.com.This week, we're featuring wallpapers from the upcoming PS3 game, Heavenly Sword.

  • 1001: A really cool Flickr client

    by 
    David Chartier
    David Chartier
    08.14.2007

    The old adage that 'a picture is worth 1000 words' is still going nice and strong. Considering the sheer number of pictures that Flickr is hosting these days, that could be a lot of stories to sift through - why not try out a desktop app to help with all the work?1001 is a unique Flickr client from Adriaan Tijsseling, developer of the Mac version of blogging app ecto (the one with a slick new alpha version) and RSS newsreader endo. In addition to letting you upload your own photos to Flickr, I think 1001's primary appeal lies in its downloading and viewing abilities. It provides rich features for watching the stream of photos from your friends and groups, filtering the public photo stream with tags, blogging (of course) photos you like, displaying a Growl-like popup with certain photos you want to see and even using photo as your desktop wallpaper or screensaver. It's a really interesting way to interact with Flickr, and the only downside is a somewhat unique UI that might make it a little confusing to navigate 1001 your first time through. For a quick primer: 1001 allows you to pull down these photos by setting up one or more 'streams' that specify exactly what photos you want to see. You can create one stream for, say, just your friends (or even specific friends), and another for Flickr's popular Interestingness page. You can then toggle the different streams on and off depending on your mood, allowing you keep the streams from becoming a flood. Be sure to use the Streams button in 1001's toolbar, or check out the Streams menu to get started.All things considered, this really is a great app for Flickr enthusiasts or even newbies starting out. Once you get over the very brief learning curve, 1001 is a powerful app that lets you view just the Flickr photos you want and use them in other places on your Mac. But what does all this Flickr wonderfulness (hey, if Flickr can use pseudo-words, so can I) cost, you ask? Surprisingly, it's donationware, and I encourage you to show Tijsseling some appreciation if you enjoy 1001 and would like to see ist development continue.

  • Firmware 1.90 is now available in North America

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    Colin Torretta
    Colin Torretta
    07.23.2007

    Firmware 1.90 has hit North America earlier than expected and is now available to download onto your shiny PS3s. The firmware update brings with it one of the most frequently requested features for the PS3 -- custom backgrounds. Also added is the ability to arrange game titles in the XMB and the ability to change video options without leaving the movie. The wallpaper feature and the ability to access scaling and video options while watching a movie are huge pluses in particular and showcase Sony's continued efforts to increase the usability and feature set of the PS3. Here is the full list of updates in Firmware 1.90: A wallpaper feature has been added. You can now select a photo to display as the XMB background. You can now use emoticons in messages under [Friends] Support for text entry in simplified Chinese characters has been added. You can now select traditional Chinese characters as a text entry method. Also included (but not listed in the install process): You can now sort games in the XMB via Creation date from the top, from the bottom, and by format. You can now also modify almost all video options while watching a DVD/Blu-ray. The ability to eject a disc via the Triangle menu. You no longer have to plug in your controller to update. Thanks BK! (I knew I wasn't hallucinating!) Considering Sony's track record, the update probably added even more functionality. Consider it an Easter egg hunt, find all the changes you can!

  • Saturday PSP background explosion E3 edition

    by 
    Steven Bailey
    Steven Bailey
    07.14.2007

    Every week, PSP Fanboy brings you new backgrounds to beautify your PSP. Remember, you can save these images directly to your PSP by accessing the site wireless at m.pspfanboy.com. This week we have an E3 themed background explosion. So if you're still coming off an E3 buzz, these should help keep you company. If you already requested a background and it hasn't appeared, check the archive. It may have been previously created. Keep reading to see this week's background collection. Backgrounds after the jump ... New for PSP: Get selected wallpapers delivered automatically to your PSP via our new RSS feed.

  • One more roundup of iPhone wallpapers

    by 
    Mike Schramm
    Mike Schramm
    07.09.2007

    Tons of iPhone wallpapers out now-- here's a last roundup of what we've seen so far. The good bloggers at BoingBoing are going iPhone wallpaper crazy-- they've posted this terrific Sad Mac wallpaper, as well as a collection of erotic wallpapers, if you swing that way. Oh, and hey, unicorns! Hypoxic has some good pieces in his DeviantArt. Artist Coop also has a Flickr set of wallpapers up (some of them NSFW). In that same realm, Andy sent us his own Flickr set of cool-looking retro toy wallpapers. And speaking of Flickr, the iPhone wallpapers pool is also filling up with all kinds of things. So there you go-- if you don't have something pretty on your iPhone yet, you're not looking hard enough. And if you need help getting these on your iPhone we've got you covered there, too.

  • Sunday PSP background explosion

    by 
    Steven Bailey
    Steven Bailey
    07.08.2007

    Every week, PSP Fanboy brings you new backgrounds to stylize your PSP. Remember, you can save these images directly to your PSP by accessing the site wireless at m.pspfanboy.com. We had a few issues with our Internet connection yesterday, and were unable to put up the explosion. We heard your cries for backgrounds though, and now that our web connection is as strong as a Spartan, we're going to give you just what you want! Backgrounds after the jump ... New for PSP: Get selected wallpapers delivered automatically to your PSP via our new RSS feed.

  • Saturday PSP background explosion

    by 
    Steven Bailey
    Steven Bailey
    06.30.2007

    Every week, PSP Fanboy brings you new backgrounds to beautify your PSP. Remember, you can save these images directly to your PSP by accessing the site wireless at m.pspfanboy.com. This week we have two music inspired backgrounds. and a stealthy one as well. If you already requested a background and it hasn't appeared, check the archive. It may have been previously created. Keep reading to see this week's background collection. Backgrounds after the jump ... New for PSP: Get selected wallpapers delivered automatically to your PSP via our new RSS feed.

  • Explosions! Car crashes! Kanji Ken!

    by 
    Eric Caoili
    Eric Caoili
    05.08.2007

    Mentioning Kanji Ken earlier this afternoon prompted us to make a beeline for the Japanese game's official site, scrounging its pages for any new developments on the kanji trainer/brawler. Amidst a pile of nonsensical videos, we were able to unearth a pair of magnificent downloadable wallpapers of incalculable value. Just seeing them will blow your mind right out your ass. Keeping with the game's kung-fu theatre theme, the desktop decorations parody martial arts movie posters with cliches like city skylines in the background and uh... a man screaming for no visible reason. Needless to say, they're every bit as zany as Kanji Ken's cover art! Sweep kick right through the post break for the new trailers and previews of the wallpapers.

  • Desktop of the Week for 4/22 - 4/28/07

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    David Chartier
    David Chartier
    04.22.2007

    This week's TUAW Desktop hails from Flickr user brianpunx and makes use of a number of Mac OS X software and icons which brianpunx was kind enough to list (hint: that makes my job easier when picking a TUAW Desktop of the Week, though it doesn't influence my decision). First, it's running a ShapeShifter theme by the name of Amora Pearl by well-known Mac OS X icon and desktop artist David Lanham. Now I couldn't track down the wallpaper, but the album art/iTunes controller in the bottom left is CoverSutra (which we've mentioned before), and the date/time display at bottom center is the work of Panic's excellent Stattoo. You have to view the larger version of brianpunx's desktop, however, to really take in the view and clever placement of icons in relation to the wallpaper.If you'd like to see your unique, functional or otherwise interesting desktop featured in our TUAW Desktops of the Week series, check out past featured desktops as well as the original post for the rules and to get an idea of what we're looking for. Then, upload your desktop screenshot to our TUAW Desktops Flickr group. We'll feature one or more desktops each weekend, giving credit to the desktop owner, wallpaper creator and any apps featured in the screenshot (if available). Keep those desktops rolling in!

  • 8-bit graphic goodness for your desktop

    by 
    Kevin Kelly
    Kevin Kelly
    12.17.2006

    Freaky Fonts has a collection of retro-gaming wallpaper images up on their site which prove that simplicity can still kick butt. These work really well because they aren't so busy that your icons get lost in the background, plus they look snazzy to boot. When's the last time you had an image from H.E.R.O. on your computer? What about Super Zaxxon? Dang, time to fire up MAME for some gaming.Check out the whole set of eleven here, and decorate your desktop to your heart's content. Got a favorite video game desktop image? Tell us about it.

  • TUAW Desktop of the week for 11/12/06

    by 
    David Chartier
    David Chartier
    11.12.2006

    I know I know, it's a slight bit early for holiday-themed desktops, but there's enough cleverness going on here that I thought it warranted a TUAW Desktop of the Week award anyway. Flickr user rVEO has more than just a pretty wallpaper going on in Xmas Mac - you're witnessing the powers of Sno, MacLampsX and X-MasTree to create the ultimate in festive desktops. The snow, for example, is actually animated, inducing the digital version of that warm eggnog experience that only a snowy day at the end of the year can. Nice work rVEO, though if you leave this running for long enough, you're probably going to need an iShovel to get back to work.In other news, the TUAW Desktops of the Week are going to get a bit more regular from here on out, so keep those submissions to our Flickr group coming, and be sure to check out our previous posts in the series and the original announcement for details on what it takes to make the cut.

  • Get your Mac some new Desktop backgrounds

    by 
    Scott McNulty
    Scott McNulty
    11.07.2006

    This tip isn't Mac specific, but I thought I would share it anyway. No one wants to stare at their computer with a dull old Desktop background, but where can you get high quality free desktop backgrounds? Why, Flickr of course! This Flickr group, called Wallpapers (1024x768 minimum), has thousands of pictures that folks want you to download and display proudly on your Mac (or PC, if you must).

  • Panoramic Shots of Azeroth

    by 
    Elizabeth Harper
    Elizabeth Harper
    04.21.2006

    While this site appears to have been around for a while (and without updates for a while), this is the first time I've bumped into it.  The site includes a number of screenshots from across Azeroth, stitched together into large, panoramic views which are quite impressive.  (For some idea of how the process works, there's a bit of  explanation here - though I'd be curious about more detail.)  If you're in the market for a new and interesting Warcraft-related wallpaper, this isn't a bad place to start.

  • Roundup: Icons & Desktop Pictures Sources

    by 
    Damien Barrett
    Damien Barrett
    03.17.2006

    Yesterday, we asked you what were your favorite sources for icons and desktop pictures for customizing your Mac. We've compiled your responses into a few lists below. A few others have compiled similar lists elsewhere: NonStopMac and Ask MetaFilter. Hours of browsing. Enjoy!Icons: InterfaceLIFT Icons IconFactory Pixel Girl Presents ResExcellence David Lanham (click on tiny icons at left) guiKit Icons Railhead Design Icons Desktop Pictures: Mandolux Caedes InterfaceLIFT Wallpapers Pixel Girl Presents Veer Patrick Bennett ResExcellence Flam3 (fractals) Weather Photos MacDesktops DeviantArt (the Apple section) Sports Cars Skins.be (celeb skin) Vlad Studio Digital Blasphemy Twisted Sun David Lanham (click on tiny icons at left) guiKit Desktops Flickr (1) (2) (3) (4) Some panoramas (for multiple monitors) Don Synstelien Atacama Design (some widescreen) My Desk City (Chinese, but hi-res) AquaSoft Railhead Design Desktops