Apple has introduced a major update with iOS 26, featuring a new interface known as Liquid Glass. This redesign aims to create a unified user experience across all Apple platforms. The Liquid Glass UI draws inspiration from visionOS and has already been implemented in Apple's native apps. However, opinions on this new look are divided, with some praising its fluidity and improved use of space, while others criticize issues like translucency affecting legibility. Let's explore the features of iOS 26 and Liquid Glass to see if they have sparked excitement or disappointment among users.
The update also introduces the Games app, with tabs for Arcade, Play Together, and Library for easier game discovery and multiplayer gameplay. Additionally, enhancements to Wallet, Maps, Visual Intelligence, and communication features like Call Screening and Hold Assist are part of iOS 26's offerings. CarPlay has also adopted the Liquid Glass design language for a cohesive interface experience.
