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"InterfaceLIFT is a great place to find diverse, high-quality wallpaper for your various screens, and it's a Lifehacker favorite. Now the gallery site offers a wider range of resolutions, covering the major Android screens, Apple devices, HDTV backgrounds, netbooks, and more."

Having trouble finding a nice looking wallpaper that scales well on your Android device? Well your frustrations may have just come to an end. Well, the ones about wallpaper. Feel free to continue enjoying your other frustrations. The massive wallpaper archive site InterfaceLIFT has now added support for downloading their images in the appropriate resolutions for almost any Android device, not to mention HDTVs, netbooks and the like. So, instead of struggling with background images that just don't quite scale correctly on your phone why not head on over and see what they have to offer.

"Themes in Gmail are great - there are tons to choose from and they give your inbox a personalized look. But we've heard from many of you who thought it would be even better if you could give Gmail an even more personalized look and create themes completely on your own."

Not necessarily mobile related but if you use Android you mostly likely have a Gmail account. Google recently launched a few new features that should make your Gmail experience just a little nicer and possible save you from quite the embarrassing oops.

First up Google has made it possible to add your own custom wallpaper along with the previous ability to customize your theme colors to your Gmail inbox. I can't say that this is too much of a surprise as this exact feature was added to the main Google home page not all that long ago. The other, possibly more useful, options include the graduation of the "Don't forget Bob" and "Got the wrong Bob?" labs. These are now part of gmail for everyone and offer you suggestions as to additional contacts to add to an email or ask you if you really meant to add the contact you did to the message. This could save you from having to resend an email because you forgot some one or more importantly save you from accidentally sending a questionable email to the wrong person.