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Tips: Google Goggles may identify wallpapers you want
December 10, 2010 | by Andrew Kameka
Android Tricks, Tips
I love Android wallpapers, but I hate having to hunt them down. That’s why I browse Android forums in which people show off what they have discovered and ask them where they got a particular background image. Sadly, people often don’t respond or wait so long that I never notice the reply. Google Goggles might speed-up the process.
A Lifehacker reader points out that Goggles can identify images by scanning a photo and comparing it with other images found on the web. By using Goggles to analyze the screenshots people post, I stand a chance of finding out where that person got the image. And I get my answer instantly, so I’m not at the mercy of another person’s schedule.
I just visited one of many “Post Your Screen” threads at XDA and went through scanning images to test out how effective this can be, and the results were positive. Icon-heavy screens or images full of widgets were almost impossible to use because Goggles kept identifying the text rather than the background image. I was more likely to locate images by avoiding text and trying to get at least 3×2 of just the background image. That’s not always applicable, but it can help when asking the poster proves to be a dead end.
The next time you’re looking to discover what background someone uses, just fire up Google Goggles and you may be surprised with the results.

















I'll have to try this. In the past in similar situations I have used tineye.com
Might be worth a shot if this fails or you don't have your phone at hand.
if u have troubles with wallpapers, then just install zedge wallpapers…