This app can set the latest Bing Wallpaper, or a collection of up to 5 local photos, as your desktop/start screen background, your device lockscreen, or both. Other features include: saving the Bing wallpaper to your device, setting background tasks (daily for Bing and custom for local files), disabling the background task. The trial is fully featured and unlimited with ads.

If you love the app and want more features at a quicker pace or if you just want to throw some money away to remove some ads, please choose the donate option. Thanks everyone.

More developers will probably be interested in this idea and start creating programs with similar functionality, so sooner or later, Dynamic Desktop will be available in Windows 10 as well.

At is annual WWDC Conference, Apple announced the latest iteration of its desktop operating system –. It looks great and is packed with new features to make everyday tasks easier and help you work efficiently.

Windows users don't have to miss out though – almost all of the tools Apple demonstrated on-stage can be recreated on a Windows PC with the right combination of tweaks and third-party software. Best of all, while Mac users have to wait several months for their new operating system to be rolled out globally, Windows fans can get their desktops looking great right now. It's easy to give Windows 10's native apps a dark makeover without any third-party apps Dark Mode One of the features Apple showcased at this year's WWDC was Dark Mode – an interface mode that gives program windows a smart new look. Apple's OS has offered a taste of the dark side since the release of El Capitan in 2015, but this only changed the color of the dock, menu bar and associated drop-down menus.

Everything else was still bright and breezy. Mojave's new Dark Mode changes all of macOS's native apps, making everything look a little more stylish. Dark Mode is one of the easiest features to replicate in Windows 10. Simply pop into Windows' Customization settings, scroll down a little and change Default App Mode to Dark. You can also change Windows 10's accent color. All of the standard options are quite bright, so click Custom Color and pick something a little darker.

You can even of the dark macOS Mojave wallpaper, or find. It's not identical to Mojave's Stacks, but Fences is a great tool for keeping your desktop tidy Stacks Another feature introduced with Mojave is Stacks, which keeps your Mac desktop tidy by arranging icons into neat groups. Microsoft 2016 for mac.

The best option for keeping your Windows desktop tidy is by Stardock Software. Unfortunately it's not free, costing US$9.99 (about £7, AU$13) but it's extremely useful, and if you're the kind of person whose desktop is a cluttered mess of icons then it's worth every penny. Fences isn't identical to Stacks, but it serves much the same purpose. Install it, and it will automatically group all the icons on your desktop into boxes (Fences), which can be 'rolled up' with a simple double-click, leaving your desktop neat and clean.

Fences are fully customizable; you can create, delete, rename and re-style them to your heart's content. Holding 'Alt' and dragging a folder onto your desktop will create a Folder Portal, which lets you see and access all that folder's contents from your desktop without actually moving the files themselves. You can even create multiple pages on your desktop – much like the home screen on a mobile device – and pull them right and left to switch between them. For a free alternative, check out. It's not as user-friendly as Fences and doesn't offer the same breadth of features, but has the benefit of looking like Stacks when you group documents together.

You can use the Task Scheduler to change to Windows' dark mode automatically at night Dynamic Desktop The desktop fun doesn't stop there. Apple also showed a feature called Dynamic Desktop, which changes your wallpaper automatically to suit the time of day. With Windows, one simple option is to create a slideshow with pictures showing different times of day, deactivate shuffle, and set it to change every six hours. If you only want to use the iOS dark and light wallpapers, make two copies of each and set them to display in succession, so the background looks like it only changes every 12 hours. To switch between light and dark themes depending on the time, Addictive Tips has put together that uses Windows' Task Scheduler to toggle between the two.