Previously we had introduced 5 great Mac OS X Themes on Desktop Spotting, but since not all of them may work well on the new Mountain Lion, here are two newly designed Mac themes which will give a fresh look and feel to your Mountain Lion desktops:
Let’s face it, iDevices are usually not that much customization friendly as a result of Apple’s closed policies unless you are going to jailbreak them. But not all people are interested in having their iDevices jailbroken and you can even live without that for sure! There are still ways to give a shiny new look to your iPad’s both Home Screen and Lock Screen using designated apps or simply by browsing quality wallpaper websites to find the ones that match your taste. To ease this process for you here are our curated iPad apps and classy wallpaper resources for the stylishness of your iPad.
Pimp Your Screen is one of the most popular iPad customization apps around which enables you to give your iPad a new look by choosing from a large collection of backgrounds, icon skins, app shelves, and neon combos. It also supports the Retina display for the new iPad. One good point about this app is that with its instant preview feature you don’t need to apply the changes you make each time to see how it would look on your iPad Homescreen. Pimp Your Screen‘s current version hast a 4.5 stars rating and is available to download for $0.99. Read the rest of this page »
One of the advantages of Android phones over iPhone is that Android is an open source software which makes it highly customizable. There are a lot of apps and widgets available to help you decorate and personalize the home screen layout according to your interests. To help you get some inspiration to give a new look to your Android phone here are our top 10 picks for Android home screen setups. You can find the setup instructions and tutorials for most of them in the following links.
Do you enjoy the beautiful dark menu bar on your iPhone or iPad? Thanks to a tiny free software called MenuBarFilter you can easily turn your Mac OS X menu bar into a dark, iOS-Like one.
While this is not the only way to get a dark menu bar for Mac OS X (you can find another workaround in this GeekTool Tutorial), the good point about this Nocturne based software is that with a single click it inverts the colors of menu bar and the including widget icons to give a shiny look to your desktop. There are currently some minor issues with this software which hopefully should be solved with a new update; for example if you are running Mac OS X Lion, it might not always work perfectly in full screen apps. Also there is no way to quit the software rather than going to Activity Monitor and manually quit it from there.
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