With the new generation of iPhones coming, including the long-anticipated introduction of the iPhone Air, Liquid Glass will soon arrive on everyone’s Apple Devices, which brings up the question: is this bold new redesign the way into the future of software, or is it simply changing for the sake of changing? Well, in this video, I seek to answer that question by looking through (almost) everything new in iOS 26, iPadOS 26 and watchOS 26!
Apple lança 9ª beta do iOS 26, iPadOS 26 e macOS 26 para desenvolvedores. Novas versões otimizam apps para iPhone e Mac.
A Apple lançou, em 2 de setembro de 2025, a 9ª beta do iOS 26, iPadOS 26, macOS 26, watchOS 26, tvOS 26 e visionOS 26 para desenvolvedores. #iphone #ios
La beta de iOS 26 está al caer: todo lo que debes saber
La espera para los entusiastas de Apple está a punto de terminar. Si eres de los que disfruta probar las últimas novedades antes que nadie, te alegrará saber que la beta pública de iOS 26 se encuentra a la vuelta de la esquina, y pronto podrás descargar iOS 26, con una fecha de lanzamiento que parece ser inminente. Esta actualización, presentada durante la Conferencia Mundial de Desarrolladores…
Forget Gorilla Glass. Apple just changed everything again. Liquid Glass debuted at WWDC 2025. Is this the end of cracked screens forever?
Experience the Future of User Interfaces with Apple’s Liquid Glass User Interface
Apple once again started a race to the best using a new design system of an entirely new user interface with the announcement of the Liquid Glass User Interface (Glass UI) at the 2025 WWDC. The Liquid Glass UI is not your average refresh or just a graphical facelift or new look — it is Apple's largest redesign in operating system usage since iOS 7.
Apple is rolling out the new Liquid Glass UI with iOS 26, macOS Tahoe, and iPadOS 26 in 2026. All three operating systems will provide a Liquid Glass experience. Liquid Glass UI is a radical way of engaging with a product through the use of a new design system from Apple.
What is Liquid Glass UI?
Liquid Glass is Apple's new design system that imitates and emulates how real-life glass behaves — colliding reflection, refraction, and transparency directly into your interface. All buttons, icons, menus, and even animations react to light, motion, and tactile touch. You will feel as if the interaction is real glass and incredibly tactile!
Cross-Device Consistency
Liquid Glass is designed to be predictable and consistently feel the same from the iPhone to MacBook to Apple Watch. Apple constructed Liquid Glass UI based on four core principles:
Transparency
Responsiveness
Fluidity
Environmental Awareness
The new UIs will now change in real-time with ease, showcase responsive elements reacting to light, and feel intuitive with movement and touch. The transitions and fluidity will take you from screen to screen seamlessly.
Visual Changes You’ll Notice
Icons & Menus
Will appear as transparent layer graphics creating a glass-like look and feel with a spatial experience.
Home & Lock Screens
Notifications will float and overlay softly against the wallpapers, creating a more seamless look.
Applications
Applications such as Safari, Messages, and Music received a facelift with refined, immersive experiences of interactive elements that feel alive right in the content.
macOS Tahoe
Frosted glass is being replaced with breathtakingly refracted transparency, which will provide a clearer and softer design.
Apple Intelligence Integration
Liquid Glass has the capability to seamlessly integrate with Apple’s most current AI framework, providing more value with features within semi-transparent floating panels such as:
Live Transcription
Smart Shortcuts
Genmoji
Accessibility Considerations
While many have lauded the futuristic visual experience, others have voiced concerns around accessibility issues such as readability and contrasting options. It is expected that Apple will fine-tune the interface according to user feedback.
Conclusion
To summarize, Liquid Glass UI is not simply a visual enhancement. It is a comprehensive, emotional design system that enhances user interaction within Apple’s ecosystem in an immersive way. It makes things feel less digital, and more natural, functioning, and human.
