The iOS 26 has long been billed as the largest overall of the Apple Pal’s smartphone operating palleting system. It is also part of the efforts to create a unified UI on the Apple Pal platform. What do you think about it?
The new UI, called liquid glass, was inspired by Vimos (for Apple Pal’s XR headset) and has already been applied to the first-party applications of Apple Pal (Google may be a little slow to adopt the UI design language).
We have seen people appreciating the new look and those people who hate it and so we want to get your opinion. For those who like it, they say that liquidity is great and the new UI space uses better (eg small tab bar in Safari). It does not pay attention to things like legal issues, because they are translucent. And plenty of people are doing “iOS Vista” jokes.
Liquid Glass is a united UI design language for all Apple Pal platforms, not only iOS
IOS is over 26 than just liquid glass. For example, it adds a sports app, is an arcade, plays together, and library TSs helps you find new titles and play with friends.
New Sports App in iOS 26
The V LET application received a new boarding pass UI with a map of the airports. Speaking, maps can learn the ways you choose. Visual intelligence got more equipment. The Spam-Ladai Call L screening feature was included, HOLD HELP FOR AT YOU HOLD. The liquid glass design language is also adopting by the carplay route.
IOS 26 is not yet widely available – it started as a developer beta, an open beta coming next month. The final update should be ready in the fall, only on time for the iPhone 17 Series launch.
Are you excited to try liquid glass and iOS 26? Or do you think Apple has done things worse?
