Having declared my bias for the Sticker theme by Louie Mantia and David Lanham, I decided to make some matching sticker backgrounds for the weather application with a less cartoony theme. Extract and upload the 3 files using your favorite sftp program into the Applications/Weather.app folder of your iPhone. The Default.png file is the picture that briefly shows while the weather application is starting. All the files are pre-named and will overwrite your existing backgrounds. Download link below.

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Extract and upload the 3 files using your favorite sftp program into the Applications/Weather.app folder of your iPhone. The Default.png file is the picture that briefly shows while the weather application is starting. All the files are pre-named and will overwrite your existing backgrounds. Download link below.

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Extract and upload the 3 files using your favorite sftp program into the Applications/Weather.app folder of your iPhone. The Default.png file is the picture that briefly shows while the weather application is starting. All the files are pre-named and will overwrite your existing backgrounds. Download link below.

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Inside Line has done some testing on the new 2009 Nissan GT-R and looking by the numbers they’ve achieved, this is one fast machine. Unfortunately, uploading the weather backgrounds on my iPhone is about as close as i’ll get to owning this. Extract and upload the 3 files using your favorite sftp program into the Applications/Weather.app folder of your iPhone. The Default.png file is the picture that briefly shows while the weather application is starting. All the files are pre-named and will overwrite your existing backgrounds. Download link below.

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Being a big fan of photography, I stumbled upon these wallpapers sized particularly for the iPhone from Steve Diet Goedde (link possibly NSFW). Hello Kitty these are not.