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Apple's latest iterative update for iPhones brings a welcome change for those who aren't a fan of its Liquid Glass design overhaul. After user complaints that the Liquid Glass' translucent design was ...

iOS 26.1 introduces a new setting to adjust Apple's Liquid Glass design. Users can now reduce transparency and increase contrast to achieve a simpler, more opaque interface. This update allows for ...

When I installed the first developer beta build of iOS 26 on my iPhone, I was surprised that Apple actually shipped Liquid Glass in all of its transparent glory. Sure, it looked amazing during the ...

Apple just rolled out iOS 26.1, the first official update to its latest (and clearest) operating system. It released with a handful of new features that aim to make the interface even more intuitive - ...

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Yesterday’s public rollout of the iOS 26.1 software update added an easily accessible toggle to tone down the transparency effects of Liquid Glass, the fancy-looking but divisive interface style ...

Apple’s latest iOS update, available for eligible devices starting Monday, doesn’t introduce any major features, but it does bring one highly requested tweak: the ability to change the transparency of ...

If Apple was trying to make a splash with its Liquid Glass redesign of iOS 26, it succeeded—just maybe not in the way it had hoped to. In case you haven’t been keeping tabs on Apple’s ongoing iOS ...

This is important because: When Apple rolled out the Liquid Glass design language, it stirred some heated debate, not only because the aesthetic overhaul was a little too aggressive, but also due to ...