Google’s new Pixel wallpapers celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander communities
May is Asian Pacific American Heritage Month and while you probably won’t come to know everything about the vast diaspora that runs through this country, it’s definitely a worthwhile cause to support our AAPI communities. you may take part in the celebrations by putting on some lovely new wallpapers from Google’s Curated Culture collection.
Joining the series are three pieces from Chinese-American illustratorSarula Baothat reflect the importance of being with our AAPI neighbors through the good times and bad.
“In Community,” “In Solidarity,” and a special wallpaper commemorating the Year of the Tiger called “In Strength” are available if you have a Pixel 3 or newer device — open up the “Wallpaper & style” menu and look under the Curated Culture collection. If you have an older Pixel or don’t have one at all, you can also snag the full-res images from the @MadeByGoogle post from Twitter.
You can also check out the hundreds of other wallpapers from Google thatwe’ve covered here at Android Police.
The new designs are just a part ofGoogle’s cross-platform recognition of APAHMthat includes among other efforts spotlighted playlists on YouTube Music and a revamped Asian Pacific American section onGoogle Arts & Culture.
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