The app includes a cool clock that shows night and day, and then some. Launch the TerraTime app for more exciting Earth action. And if you really want to control the planet, you can choose whether to display the cloud coverage, see the polar sea ice, cast a night shadow on the night side of the Earth and moon, and display city lights, among other options. Under settings, you adjust how often the app updates and the center of the display (the default is your current device location).

For the wallpaper, you can choose a globe or map satellite view of Earth. TerraTime is a little more spendy than other live wallpapers, but it's also pretty awesome. Device Info even tells you the angle at which you are holding your device and provides a compass (you know, in case you get lost in the forest, but you still have an Internet connection). It shows the date and time, your battery level, the device temperature, your storage usage, and more. The paid version is only about a buck and gives you options to tweak settings, but the free version does plenty. There's a wallpaper for every mood, which is why I decided to install a collection to cover more than a week full of moods, from practical and productive, to playful and cute.ĭeviceInfo is a clean wallpaper that gives you the lowdown on your device. Now that Android has matured, I'm ready to recommit.Īndroid wallpapers, on the other hand, don't require the same level of commitment, which means I won't need to break up with my smartphone if our relationship ever feels stale. Next, I ditched my iPhone and switched to a Samsung Galaxy S4, and I am loving it. We broke up for a while when I got an iPhone, but then I bought a Samsung Galaxy Tab 2, and Android started seducing me. I should say, I fell in love with Android again.

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