Some Apple IncAAPL users are reporting that the iconic clownfish wallpaper seen during the release of the first-ever iPhone has made a comeback in its latest iOS16 beta release.

A version of the clownfish wallpaper has been spotted in the beta, with a resolution of "420x912@3x." Translated to plain numbers, that would equate a display resolution of 2,736 by 1,260 pixels.

Apple hasn’t officially confirmed the iPhone 17 Air, but references in the iOS 26 beta—like a new high-res clownfish wallpaper—strongly hint at its existence.

His tweet was noticed by Bloomberg‘s Mark Gurman, who wrote, “Some users appear to be seeing a new Clownfish wallpaper in iOS 16 beta 3. This is the wallpaper Steve Jobs used when the original ...

The clownfish wallpaper is the same. It’s a reminder of the way people felt when the iPhone was first introduced. Sure, the iPhone 13 Pro is a long way from the original iPhone in almost every ...

The iPhone is turning 15 years old this year, and it looks like iOS 16 will join the celebration with an easter egg. In a report from 9to5Mac, files within the iOS 16 beta 3 show that Apple has ...

Clownfish Wallpaper Gets Upgraded While the clownfish wallpaper on the iPhone 1 was a pretty low-resolution one, the new variant of the clownfish wallpaper looks more detailed and more vivid. Not ...

iOS 16 clownfish wallpaper in the "Sleep" state (left) next to the normal state (right) As 9to5Mac notes, it seems Apple will replicate the behavior found on the Apple Watch on the iPhone 14 Pro.

Clownfish Wallpaper Some iOS 16 users who installed the third beta are seeing a Clownfish wallpaper option. This wallpaper was on the original ‌iPhone‌ when it was introduced by Steve Jobs in ...

The screenshot above shows a wallpaper in sleep mode. 9to5Mac even made a video showing what the iconic clownfish wallpaper transitioning between active and sleep modes could look like (you can ...