Get in the fall spirit with Google Calendar’s new seasonal wallpapers

October 24, 2014

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The Google Calendar app is probably one of the last places you'd expect to get some extremely attractive wallpapers, but Google's most recent update for the application changes that. The update includes twelve very elegant backgrounds, each representing a different month, and therefore each only visible for a month at a time. Luckily these wallpapers have been extracted from the app and can be downloaded and enjoyed at anytime. Hit the break for the full gallery.

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Source: AmongTech
Via: Android Authority

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