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ery so often I go ahead and swap out the photo on my desktop for some soothing, cool illustrated desktop pattern. Often because I have so much crap on my desktop I stop being able to find it. I mean…because I have awesome style and want to make sure the guy next to me on the airplane sees it as he reads over my shoulder.

If you’re looking for cool modern wallpapers, we’ve found the motherlode.

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At Design Lovefest there’s an entire category of crowdsourced “dress your tech downloads” going back a year, and it’s now filled with so many wonderful free modern desktop wallpaper designs, it’s hard to stop browsing.

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You’ll find free wallpapers sized for PCs, and even a few wallpapers for iPads and phones, but you can adapt your favorite to fit your device if you’re handy with resizing JPGs.

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I’m especially impressed with this desktop design from Val Marie which takes into consideration desktops like mine, and gives you a filing system built right in. Genius.

By the way, if you’re a designer who wants to put a little free love out into the world, she takes submissions. But you’d better be good, from what I’m seeing. In other words, no stock photos of cats, no Comic Sans. -Liz

Find free modern desktop wallpaper online at Design Lovefest. And for more free desktop wallpapers visit this post. Too many to choose from!

en I was searching around for a super protective case for my new iPhone 5, two names always came up: Otterbox and Lifeproof. The only problem is that I had a hard time deciding which one was best for me. And based on your questions, I know I’m not alone.

While neither case is known for their style, they are recognized as some of the most protective cases out there. So, I spent some time with the new iPhone 5 cases from both Otterbox and Lifeproof to help figure out which case is best for my needs, and maybe yours too.

Otterbox

Otterbox Protective iPhone Case

Plenty of parents are familiar with Otterbox cases, which, by the way, come in a variety of styles for Androids, Blackberry phones, and range from a lower protection line to their Defender series, which provides the most all-around coverage–literally. And you’ll know it because it is a hefty case. Indeed, this is a gigantic case. Size and appearance aside, the Otterbox iPhone 5 case is really designed to keep your phone safe from dust, dirt, and the big one, drops.

Keep in mind, you will have to take your phone out of the case to dock it, but charging it with a cord is made easy with handy flaps that can be opened and closed, and a belt clip, if you’re into that sort of thing.

And while the phone is not waterproof, between the cushioning and the two protective layers and the hard plastic screen cover (which is quite responsive), I’d be okay knowing that if a little juice dropped on it, the phone would be relatively safe. A toilet drop or toss in the pool? Not so much.

Bottom line: If you can live with the huge size and no waterproofing, but want extra protection against the elements (like kids) and drops, go with Otterbox. It’s also about $40 cheaper than the LifeProof case.

LifeProof

Lifeproof Protective iPhone Case

I noticed right away how slim the Lifeproof Fre iPhone 5 case (available for Apple gadgets only) is compared to the Otterbox, but perhaps size doesn’t matter in this case, as it does provide complete, sealed protection against everything from dirt to snow and yes water. That means if you (or your kid) accidentally drop it in a tub, you’re safe.

You will have to test it out yourself, however, to make sure it’s ready for water action, without your phone inside of course. Thankfully, the instructions are clear and easy to follow, and once you have the case on, you can pretty much use your phone completely worry free, a huge bonus for such an expensive gadget. Liz’s own sigOth has gone in the pool with his phone in his pocket (accidentally) and it’s been totally fine, thanks to the Lifeproof.

And it’s great that you have access to all your ports, which makes it easy to charge or plug in headphones.

Like the Otterbox case, the Lifeproof isn’t necessarily a looker, but it is slimmer than the Otterbox and it’s definitely made for function. Though keep in mind the Lifeproof for iPad really does make the case significantly more bulky–which could impact the case you carry it in.

Bottom line: If you’re willing spend $80 on an iPhone case, but want something that’s both sleek and protective against all elements, including water, you want the Lifeproof. Especially if you tend to let your kids use your phone.

You can purchase the Otterbox and Lifeproof Fre cases on their websites

Update: Since publication of this article, Lifeproof for Android phones are available too.

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