On our site we are already testing the beta of iOS 15 and really one of the things that has disappointed us the most about the system, is not its shortage of news or that almost everything the brand has taught is a copy of what we have seen in other apps. No, what we have not finished liking is that the new operating system or the firm only comes with a new wallpaper.
Well, there are really two if we consider that it is the same design, but one in light mode and the other in dark mode. However, if you want to install them on your phone, now you can download the new iOS 15 and iPadOS 15 wallpapers for your iPhone, iPad or Android device regardless of who the manufacturer is.
New iOS wallpapers
As is often the case every time a new operating system hits the market, it doesn’t take long to extract your wallpaper from the beta version and make it available to all users for easy download. These iOS 15 wallpapers can be adapted to any type of screen, whatever its format, as it has a resolution of 3162 pixels wide and 3162 pixels high. Thanks to this you can even apply them on 4K panels, although, as is normal, to make it look good, you can install them on an iPhone or iPad.
To download these wallpapers you can click on one of them or keep your finger pressed on them to save them in the internal memory of the phone or, if you prefer, reload the two together from this link, where a zip file will be downloaded to your phone or computer.
The wallpapers that we have hosted just above these lines are slightly compressed in half so that downloading them is not a problem but if you want to have them at the highest quality on your mobile, you will simply have to download the zip file, unzip the content and enjoy the wallpaper on the device you want.
The “news” from Apple for your iPhone
Beyond these wallpapers, iOS 15 reaches all iPhones where iOS 14 was already compatible with little news. There are some audio and video enhancements in FaceTime, a new look for the weather app, a fresh makeover of the maps app, and a new way to manage notifications.
Source> 9to5Mac
