It's safe to say that no version of the operating system that powers Apple's iPhones has been as divisive as iOS 26. From the fact that the company changed the version numbering system, to its Liquid ...

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Apple released iOS 26.2 this week with yet another option to tone down Liquid Glass, its controversial semi-transparent design language for iOS 26. This update lets you change the transparency of the ...

Apple’s new Liquid Glass interface design brings transparency and blur effects to all Apple operating systems, but many users find it distracting or difficult to read. Here’s how to control its ...

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Apple continues refining the look of its Liquid Glass design in iOS 26. Major changes seem to be behind us with the public launch fast approaching. But there are some noticeable enhancements in the ...

Apple’s Liquid Glass is the centerpiece of its sweeping design overhaul introduced in iOS 26 and macOS Tahoe, marking its most unified visual update across platforms ever. Debuted at WWDC on June 9, ...

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 ...