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With the first beta of iOS 26, Apple's new Liquid Glass design could be a bit too transparent for its own good. While there is a workaround, Apple has updated the design with the latest beta.

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It's true that the Liquid Glass redesign is less than revolutionary, but at least with macOS 26, with it, Apple is making users be more productive.

Some users and designers are already panning Apple's new user interface dubbed Liquid Glass, even though it's a bit early. There are reasons to think it might improve — but also valid critiques.

Playing catchup in AI Apple opened the proceedings with a short video clip featuring Federighi speeding around a track in a Formula 1 race car.

Apple unveiled a new software design that will be available across all of its operating systems, including iOS 26, iPadOS 26 and macOS Tahoe 26.

Liquid Glass, Spotlight, and the rest of WWDC 2025 On The Vergecast: the present, and future, of Apple’s software across all your devices. Siri not included.

Apple’s new design philosophy focuses on creating harmony between hardware, software, and content. Liquid Glass is not just a visual upgrade; it also improves functionality.

So Apple can declare all day that Liquid Glass "combines the optical qualities of glass with a fluidity only Apple can achieve," but I know better. Microsoft went there and did that 18 years ago.

Software designers, even those impressed by Apple’s refreshed look at WWDC 2025, are concerned about the readability of the company’s new see-through aesthetic.