In fact, it includes these as well, including the recent Microsoft archive of past images, should you hanker after any favourites from these. Wallpaper Studio 10, then, goes several steps further beyond the simple Bing image daily changes. It's fair enough that this isn't exactly a showstoppingly critical feature for a smartphone - Windows 10 Mobile already includes built-in daily lockscreen changing (to the Bing/Spotlight image of the day) and this works supremely well, as my Twitter feed in recent months will testify, since I often showcase them.Īnd note that 'wallpaper' here refers almost exclusively, I'd argue, to lockscreen image rather than the actual Start screen wallpaper, since curating the Start experience is a very personal thing and I can't imagine anyone would want their live tiles to acquire a new background (in this case) once a hour, with resulting variable visibility of all the information. With the interface featuring 'Fluent Design' throughout and with the stunning wallpapers looking amazing on the typical AMOLED screens of Windows phones, the experience is sumptuous. Wallpaper-changing/setting utilities aren't unknown on Windows 10 Mobile, of course, but Wallpaper Studio 10 is by far the most polished I've seen. A fully featured wallpaper browsing, upload and management system, Wallpaper Studio 10 is also a shining example of how flexible, powerful and downright pretty a UWP application for Windows 10 can be.

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