All articles tagged with #liquid glass design
tvOS 26 for Apple TV 4K introduces new aerial screen savers from India, a Liquid Glass design aesthetic, easier profile selection at startup, a redesigned TV app, and the ability to disable specific screen savers, along with other features like iPhone as karaoke mic and AirPlay speaker defaults.
An Android smartphone manufacturer has copied the Liquid Glass design introduced in iOS 26, highlighting ongoing design similarities and competition between mobile OS developers.
Samsung's upcoming Android update, One UI 8.5, is leaked to include expanded AI capabilities such as meeting assist, touch assistant, smart clipboard, and social composer, along with design updates featuring Liquid Glass aesthetics and new app features. The update is expected to support AI agents and introduce UI changes, with a launch likely early next year for the Galaxy S26 series.
iOS 26's new Liquid Glass design has received criticism from users, highlighting mixed reactions to Apple's latest UI update.
Users are reporting that the new iOS 26 Liquid Glass Design makes app icons appear crooked, indicating user dissatisfaction with the updated UI aesthetic.
Apple has launched macOS Tahoe, introducing features like a new Liquid Glass aesthetic, customizable folder colors, an upgraded Spotlight Search with Apple Intelligence, enhanced Phone app capabilities, and the new Journal app, offering a fresh and more integrated user experience for supported Macs.
Apple has released iOS 26 with a major visual overhaul called Liquid Glass, inspired by the Vision Pro interface, along with new features like call screening, enhanced Messages, a unified Games app, and updates to Maps, Photos, and Apple Music, aiming to unify all Apple operating systems and reflect the year 2023.
Apple released macOS Tahoe 26 with a Liquid Glass design, enhanced Spotlight actions, a new Phone app, and various customization options, available for compatible Macs including Apple Silicon models and select Intel Macs, alongside updates to iOS 26 and new iPhone models.
Apple released the fourth public betas of iOS 26, iPadOS 26, and macOS 26, introducing a new Liquid Glass design, enhanced features like Visual Intelligence, Live Translation, and Safari updates, ahead of their September launch, allowing public testers to try the latest software.
Apple is releasing the iOS 26 beta with a new Liquid Glass design and several new features, but only iPhone models from 2019 onward will be compatible, excluding the 2018 models like iPhone XR, XS, and XS Max. The update is expected to be officially released in September, alongside new iPhones, with features such as a redesigned phone app, Live Translate, and group message polls.
Apple has released the public beta of iOS 26, featuring a major visual overhaul called Liquid Glass, and is compatible with iPhone models from 2019 onwards, excluding the 2018 iPhone XR, XS, and XS Max. The update is expected to launch in mid-September, bringing new features like a redesigned Phone app, Live Translate, and group message polls.
Apple has released the third developer betas of iOS 26 and iPadOS 26, introducing a new Liquid Glass design aesthetic, enhanced multitasking for iPad, and updates to various apps and features, with a public release expected in the fall.
iOS 26 introduces a refreshed Photos app with a new Liquid Glass design, the return of tab bar navigation, a spatialize photos feature for adding depth, and enhanced customization options for collections, aiming to improve user experience and visual appeal.
Apple released a revised iOS 26 developer beta for iPhone 15 and 16 models, possibly fixing critical bugs. The update introduces the new Liquid Glass design and numerous features across iOS, iPadOS, macOS, tvOS, watchOS, and visionOS, with a public beta expected in July and a full release in September.
Apple announced iOS 26 with numerous updates for CarPlay, including a new Liquid Glass design, enhanced messaging features, pinned conversations, compact call view, Live Activities, widgets, multi-touch maps, and the ability to stream videos while parked. These features aim to improve user experience and are expected to roll out in September, with some requiring automaker support.