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I'm using Liquid Glass and it mostly lives up to its promise

iOS 18 vs. iOS 26: How Does Liquid Glass Compare to What's on Your iPhone Right Now?

Looking at the home screens, the primary difference you'll find is that in iOS 26 the background of the dock and the search option that sits in between the dock and the home screen icons are more transparent and have a sheen to the edges, whereas in iOS 18, these are slightly darker.

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iOS 26 preview: I'm using Liquid Glass and it mostly lives up to its promise

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iOS 26 adds new Liquid Glass icons — here's how to transform your iPhone homescreen

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You can download iOS 26 public beta right now - how to install (and which iPhones support it)

Apple announced some significant changes to its iPhone operating system with iOS 26 during WWDC 2025 a month ago.

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Apple beta season is here

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Is Apple's Liquid Glass too much for you? We've got good news.

Liquid Glass is fine, I guess

Apple’s polarizing new iOS design language is probably here to stay.

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I Tested Apple watchOS 26 Beta, and Liquid Glass Won Me Over

WatchOS 26 brings the Liquid Glass look, helpful Smart Stack hints, and easier Workout app customizations to your Apple Watch. I took the beta for a spin, and here's what I'm liking.

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iOS 26 Public Beta Is Here: Download Apple's Liquid Glass Update Today

Get early access to the new translucent design, the latest Apple Intelligence tricks, call-screening tools and other goodies.

Apple Testing iPhone 17 Pro Color That Changes Before Your Eyes

Apple could be cooking up something special for the iPhone 17 Pro's color lineup, if a singular rumor out of Asia is anything to go by.

iPhone 17 Series Price In India Leaked; Liquid Glass-Inspired Colour Option Expected For Pro Variant

Apple is reportedly preparing a special Liquid Glass-inspired white colour option for the iPhone 17 Pro ( according to MacWorld). This unique finish is said to be influenced by iOS 26’s visual theme and will change hues depending on how light hits the surface—adding a dynamic look to the Pro’s redesigned rear panel.