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Apple unveils iOS 26 with Liquid Glass user interface

Hate iOS 26's Liquid Glass Design? Here's How to Tone It Down

If you're not a fan of the look, or are having trouble with readability, there is a step that you can take to make things more opaque without entirely losing out on the new look.

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Apple unveils iOS 26 with Liquid Glass user interface at its WWDC

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Forget the Liquid Glass Design, I'm Here for All of iOS 26's Humdrum Features

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When does iOS 26 come out? Everything Apple iPhone users need to know

Apple’s next iPhone software generation, iOS 26, has been announced, and though we don’t have a specific release date yet, there’s a key month iPhone users should keep an eye out for.

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Liquid Glass, Spotlight, and the rest of WWDC 2025

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8 key things you need to know from Apple’s WWDC 2025 event

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Everything you might've missed at WWDC 2025: iOS 26, Liquid Glass, MacOS Tahoe, more

What was arguably the most impactful announcement was the reveal of Liquid Glass, a new "cross-platform design language" that introduces the company's "biggest [UI] update since iOS 7."

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Apple Says iOS 26 Won't Be Available on These iPhone Models

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Apple WWDC: Will Your iPhone Get The New iOS 26 Update?

Apple targets “more personal and expressive” iOS 26 with new Liquid Glass design

Available across Apple other operating systems, like macOS, Liquid Glass aims to make the software look and operate as if it has glass edges. You can see this approach throughout iOS 26 in things like the app icons' appearance, which includes softer edges and the option to be translucent.

iOS 26 Might Be Apple’s Riskiest Redesign Yet

It’s official, Apple’s big software redesign is here, and all of your devices are about to look a lot different. At WWDC 2025 Apple unveiled “Liquid Glass,” which is its own Apple way of saying, “Your iPhone is getting a lot more bubbly.

Apple adds widgets and message tapbacks to CarPlay with iOS 26

Two of the biggest additions: widgets are coming to CarPlay, and so is the ability to chose a “tapback” response to incoming messages. Users will now also be able to pin their favorite conversations, just like in iMessage.