Developer Craig Hockenberry says Apple's guidelines for the polarizing Liquid Glass design language could hint at some ...

Since its introduction, Apple's new Liquid Glass design in upcoming software updates has been hotly debated. The biggest complaint concerns the readability of menus under the new aesthetic. In the ...

The iOS 26 public beta is now available to download via the Apple Beta Software Program. If you're not already a member, ...

Last month, an odd report surfaced that Apple might be considering a “Liquid Glass” colorway for the iPhone 17 Pro to match ...

Liquid Glass is a huge new change coming to iOS 26. (Apple) In just few weeks, Apple's annual iPhone event will likely be upon us, which means we'll finally get a look at the newest iPhone 17 lineup.

iOS 26 is a feature-packed update, but the biggest change is easily the new Liquid Glass design. And the latest iOS 26 beta shows that despite criticism, Apple isn’t backing down from its ...

Liquid Glass envisions Apple's UI as, well, glass: Menus, buttons, app icons, and more are all designed with clear transparency in mind, as if each were made of actual glass.

Apple will likely continue to make small changes to Liquid Glass based on user feedback, and we won't see the finalized version of the design until ‌iOS 26‌ is released in the fall.

Even though the company has already publicly announced iOS 26 and the Liquid Glass design, Apple describes Prosser and Ramacciotti as “an ongoing threat” because Lipnik’s phone “contained ...

Liquid Glass will be arriving with the official launch of iOS 26, iPadOS, and macOS Tahoe later this year, but now that the public beta is live, early adopters don't need to wait.

Apple has tweaked Liquid Glass with each beta update, and it’s sure to evolve several more times before it arrives in the fall. The screenshots here are from the second developer beta.