Aurora Wallpaper

常见问题

• What is Aurora wallpaper?
  Aurora is a geometric, acrylic wallcovering. It features raised acrylic swirls set within a textured print, all on top of a shimmering mica background.
• What is the best wallpaper app 2021?
  Tired of your boring homescreen wallpaper? Change it up with these wallpaper apps for Android. Backdrops - Wallpapers. ... Sphaera - 4K, HD Map Wallpapers & Backgrounds. ... STOKiE - Stock HD Wallpapers. ... Tapet. ... Unusual Wallpapers. ... WallCandy - Unique HD, 4K, Amoled Wallpapers. ... Wallpapers. ... Walpy - Wallpapers. Developer: Raviola.
• What is the best app for live wallpapers?
  The 9 Best Free Live Wallpaper Apps for Android
  

  • Muzei Live Wallpaper. ...
  • Paperland Live Wallpaper. ...
  • Water Garden Live Wallpaper. ...
  • Forest Live Wallpaper. ...
  • ASTEROID App by Maxelus.net. ...
  • 4D Live Wallpaper – 2021 New Best 4D Wallpapers HD. ...
  • Live Wallpapers, Screen Lock, Ringtones – W. ...
  • Wave Live Wallpapers.
• What is the best app for free wallpapers?
  10 Best Free Wallpaper Apps For Android In 2022, Ranked
  

  • 1 Backdrops.
  • 2 Google Wallpapers. ...
  • 3 Walli. ...
  • 4 Abstruct. ...
  • 5 Walpy. ...
  • 6 Muzei Live Wallpaper. ...
  • 7 Zedge. ...
  • 8 LitWallz. ...
• What is aurora effect?
  It is a light show which is caused when electrically-charged particles from the sun collide with particles from gases such as oxygen and nitrogen present in the Earth's atmosphere. Description: Aurora is sometimes referred to as 'polar light'.
• How do I get an Aurora wall?
  The Aurora Wall can be obtained from Nook Shopping for 7,000 Bells from December 15 to December 21 in the Northern Hemisphere [nb 1] and June 15 to June 21 in the Southern Hemisphere [nb 2] as a celebration of the Winter Solstice. This item can only be ordered from the catalog while its seasonal event is ongoing.
• Where is Aurora found?
  Auroras are visible almost every night near the Arctic and Antarctic Circles, which are about 66.5 degrees north and south of the Equator. In the north, the display is called aurora borealis, or northern lights. In the south, it is called aurora australis, or southern lights.