But that’s not all; Android 16 may also blur the lock screen wallpaper with the help of a new always-on display (AOD) feature. Android 16 may blur the lock screen wallpaper with ‘ambient AOD ...

If you have a Pixel device, you could already use the Cinematic Wallpaper feature to give your lock screen a more personalized look by generating unique wallpapers using the AI Wallpaper app.

The new design language completely redesigns Android 16’s lock screen customization options. With Material 3 Expressive, a lot about Android’s UI design has changed. Icons are bolder and a ...

Google is developing a new ‘ambient AOD’ feature for Android, which will display a blurred version of the lock screen wallpaper on the always-on display. This feature, showcased briefly by ...

This GIF (converted to video format above) starts with the lock screen wallpaper visible on the Always On Display. Google hasn’t talked about this feature yet, nor has it been leaked for the ...

Wake your iPhone, then touch and hold anywhere on the lock screen until you feel a buzz and see the wallpaper editor. You’ll see a carousel of lock screens you’ve created. Tap the “+” (Add ...

As Android Police reports, the latest quarterly beta release, Android 15 QPR2 Beta 2, brings progress on the revamped Pixel Wallpaper app. This app is a core part of managing lock screen ...

Lock Screen customization is awesome, especially with new iPhone control options in iOS 18, but sometimes I just want to change my wallpaper. Trying out a new wallpaper has been rather complex ...

The video below from Apple will walk us through the steps to personalize our iPad lock screen using the Settings app, wallpaper options, photos, and widgets. Watch this video on YouTube.

On the Wallpaper screen, tap on **Add New Wallpaper**. – Touch and hold your finger on the lock screen until the customization options appear. – If prompted, authenticate using your passcode ...

In case you've changed a wallpaper, only to notice that the top-half of your iPhone's lock screen has gotten blurry, you're not alone — and there's nothing wrong with your iPhone's screen.