US EditionApple Pours 'Liquid Glass' Interface Everywhere
- Apple announced the new Liquid Glass user interface at the 2025 Worldwide Developers Conference on Monday to update all its major operating systems.
- This announcement followed months of anticipation and reflects Apple’s effort to modernize its interface, inspired by visionOS and built on advanced hardware and graphics.
- Liquid Glass introduces translucent, layered icons and interface components that respond dynamically through real-time rendering, and it is implemented across Apple’s latest operating systems, including the 2025 versions of iOS, macOS Tahoe, iPadOS, tvOS, watchOS, and visionOS.
- Apple’s Vice President of Design, Alan Dye, called the update the most extensive design overhaul to date, highlighting its translucent visuals and smooth responsiveness that deliver a uniquely dynamic user experience.
- This redesign introduces a cohesive and adaptive visual style across app interfaces, with updated operating system releases scheduled for fall 2025 featuring a new naming format that uses the calendar year instead of traditional version numbers.
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What is Liquid Glass? Apple debuts a beautiful new interface for iOS and iPadOS
Apple’s WWDC is underway and one of Cupertino’s first big announcements is Liquid Glass, which is what Apple is calling its new design language. Yes, it’s the one that has been rumored for months and is now official. Apple describes Liquid Glass as a material that sits above the user interface (UI) on your phone. The material moves based on how you interact with it. For example, if you grab a Liquid Glass window and pull, it’ll jiggle and move w…
Apple redesigns its operating systems with ‘Liquid Glass’ at WWDC 25
Apple’s iPhone may not be getting a significant AI upgrade, but it is getting a fresh coat of paint. As are Apple’s other operating systems. At WWDC 2025, the company announced a refreshed user interface called Liquid Glass, which features shiny, reflective, and transparent visual interface elements that give the software a more “glassy” look […] The post Apple redesigns its operating systems with ‘Liquid Glass’ at WWDC 25 appeared first on OODA…
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