It's up to you to resize the image as you see fit. Get the device's
preferred wallpaper dimensions with code like this:
final WrapWallpaperManager wallpaperMgr = new WrapWallpaperManager(context);
int wallWidth = wallpaperMgr.getDesiredMinimumWidth();
int wallHeight = wallpaperMgr.getDesiredMinimumHeight();
Then use a Bitmap or two to do the resizing. You'll load the resource into
one of them, rather than direct into the wallpaper.
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