Similar to how the glass in my hand refracts the coffee’s colors, the warping effect of Apple’s Liquid Glass tugs at the ...

Six months after public release, Liquid Glass remains as controversial as ever. Apple may be considering some mitigations in iOS 27 and so forth, but this is the future — especially if we get ...

Apple rolled out a brand new look for the iPhone called Liquid Glass last year. The reaction has been mixed, to put it kindly. While Apple has added ways to adjust the design’s intensity, those ...

When Apple announced its major design overhaul, Liquid Glass, at last year’s WWDC, it was met with a polarizing reaction from users. While some users liked the sleek, transparent designs that look ...

Apple users will soon have more control over how Liquid Glass design appears on devices. Under iOS 27, the new software Apple announced at the conference, the default Liquid Glass interface further ...

When Apple unveils its next macOS at WWDC 2026, a new report says that it will have a slightly redesigned Liquid Glass interface, though really just the same design iterations the company has always ...

Apple this week detailed a broad set of improvements to Liquid Glass, the translucent design language it introduced last year, spanning readability, personalization, sidebar behavior, and app icons.

There’s bad news for anyone who harbors hope that Apple will realize that Liquid Glass was a huge mistake and remove it from iOS 27. The glossy, transparent design enjoys broad support inside Apple, ...

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I really hoped the Android world had quickly gotten over Apple’s clearly style-over-substance Liquid Glass UX redesign. We’re nearly universally agreed that it looks like something scraped from ...