There's a dirty secret to listening to Dolby Atmos sound on LG's current OLED TVs: all the audio is compressed, so you're losing a little fidelity for the sake of immersive 3D sound. You won't have to make that sacrifice before long. LG is trotting...
LG was for years the sole brand offering OLED TVs. This has changed this year with Sony and Panasonic entering the game. Now smaller TV makers are also entering the OLED TV segment. Metz, a German TV...
During my visit to LG's headquarters in South Korea a few weeks ago, one surprising thing I learned was that the G6's hero wallpaper -- the one with a subtle "6" in it -- was not a digital render, but was in fact a combination of paper, acrylic, pain...
Not content with making you make your own game, Nintendo now wants you to make your own wallpaper. Seriously though, the big N’s Super Mario Maker wallpaper editor is an excellent time waster.
The editor’s interface is almost the same as the eponymous Wii U hit, which is fortunate because as of this writing, the website appears to be in Japanese only. You can choose from a variety of resolutions for both PC displays and smartphones. Here’s a demo by YouTuber Hewbz:
Sketch and immortalize your idea of plumber hell on Nintendo’s website.
Growing up, my uncle had a big wall mural in his room that had a little sliver of beach and palm trees on it. I always thought that was really cool, but not really my style. If you are getting a game room or man cave together and need some art for the walls, these are the perfect murals for you.
No beach or woods here, these wallpaper murals have a bunch of old school video game controllers on them. I see the original Atari 2600 controller in the mix and the Nintendo Game Boy thrown in. I also see an original NES controller among others.
The murals come in different colors to match your decor. You can order custom sizes to fit any wall, but for example, you can fill an 8′ x 10′ wall for £208.10 (~$325 USD) over at Murals Wallpaper .
Hey everyone, get in here and check out these Android live wallpapers based on a couple of animation from Hearthstone‘s golden cards. Redditor daniel_mendel didn’t simply copy the animations from Blizzard’s game. He searched for pictures of the card art and then added the animated bits himself.
Here’s daniel_mendel’s golden Ancient of Lore wallpaper:
…and here’s his take on the golden Worgen Infiltrator:
He also made a wallpaper based on the golden Guardian of Kings, though he says it didn’t turn out as good as he’d hoped:
The best part? You’ll need zero dust to craft these wallpapers. Daniel_mendel says he’ll release the animated wallpapers as a free app within a couple of days, so keep an eye on his Reddit thread for updates. I’d love to have the golden Twisting Nether animation as my wallpaper. And the golden Gadgetzan Auctioneer. And the golden Angry Chicken. And all of the golden cards.
If you go bananas for bananas, then you might want to check out the unusual wallpaper created by Flavor Paper in collaboration with Michael Angelo of Wonderland Beauty Parlor. It features loads of bananas set on a bright background, but what sets it apart from other banana-themed wallpapers is the fact that you can scratch it to catch a whiff of–you guessed it!–bananas.
It doesn’t matter which banana you scratch, because each one of ‘em will give off that scent you go ape for. The scented sheets start at $110.
Flavor Paper and Michael Angelo of Wonderland Beauty Parlor have come together to create B-A-N-A-N-A-S! It’s a fun, bright scratch and sniff wallpaper that smells like bananas. They’ve also got a cherry version, too! Willy Wonka would be proud. But only inwardly. He’s not the type of dude to wear his heart on his sleeve. […]
Notch is a storage system for the complete Wallpaper travel guide collection that also allows for a visual record of where you’ve been! Cut from a single piece of timber, Notch holds all 97 books in an order that makes full use of their vibrant color system. The black strip that runs the shelf’s length provides a surface on which you can record your travels. The paint material accepts both chalk and pencil so you can make records as temporary or permanent as you’d like.
Coat your room in nostalgia with Masaaki Enami’s doubly retro wallpaper, which he aptly calls Pixel Cartridge. The wallpaper comes in four panels, each about 67″ wide and 95″ tall, although you can also ask for custom sizes.
I bet half of these are palette-swapped Super Mario Bros. clones. You can order the Pixel Cartridge wallpaper from Japanese store WALLTZ for ￥21,571 (~$197 USD).
There's a dirty secret to listening to Dolby Atmos sound on LG's current OLED TVs: all the audio is compressed, so you're losing a little fidelity for the sake of immersive 3D sound. You won't have to make that sacrifice before long. LG is trotting...
During my visit to LG's headquarters in South Korea a few weeks ago, one surprising thing I learned was that the G6's hero wallpaper -- the one with a subtle "6" in it -- was not a digital render, but was in fact a combination of paper, acrylic, pain...
