The dark wallpaper looks best because the icons are of that neon green color that just does not look as sharp on the light background. There is a large variety of Fallout-themed wallpapers, including live wallpaper. On the right, there is a menu button that opens the wallpapers, icons and a bunch of other less exciting menus, unless you are a designer yourself and wish to toy with the way you customize your new Pip-Boy theme. Launch the app, tap “Apply Theme,” select your launcher from the list and voilà! ADW, Apex, Action, Atom, Aviate, GO, Holo, Solo, Nova, Nine, Next, KK, Inspire, Unicon, Themer, TSF, Lucid and Smart launchers are supported, and applying the theme is a child’s play. The theme needs a third-party launcher, and it supports a wide variety of them, so chances are if you are using any of the mainstream Android launchers you will have no issues. I, too, feel I am enjoying this new look a little more than I should, but it’s a very solid and robust theme, with a lot of love and work invested into, so check this out. Yet, nothing could be more real that a gamer’s passion.

By the way, a Pip-Boy is a personal information processor, a smartwatch of sorts but on steroids that sports tons of super-duper features and capabilities modern smartwatches haven’t gotten to, yet, but it’s a fantasy gizmo.

Those of you who aren’t a part of the Fallout fandom couldn’t probably care less about what Pip-Boy is, but you might as well dig the looks of this theme. Coming from an independent graphic designer, this theme turns your Android device into a Pip-Boy.

Fallout 3 suite themes