Apple's latest updates come with a setting that lets you choose how Liquid Glass looks on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac. The toggle comes with iOS 26.1, iPadOS 26.1, and macOS 26.1, following over a month ...

So. Farewell then, Liquid Glass. You made Apple’s software interfaces all transparent and arguably harder to read. “Why has everything on my iPhone changed?!” That’s what people said about you. When ...

Reduce Transparency on Liquid Glass To tone down the effect on an iPhone, I went to Settings > Accessibility > Display & Text Size and enabled Reduce Transparency. Now, when I look at the folders and ...

Apple’s new Liquid Glass user interface design was one of the most noticeable and divisive features of its major software updates this year. It added additional fluidity and translucency throughout ...

If you're not a big fan of the, well, glass in iOS 26's Liquid Glass interface, Apple has apparently heard you. The latest iOS 26.1 Beta 4 has a new toggle that lets you apply a "tinted" setting to ...

Love it or hate it, iOS 26 brought the most radical software redesign to the iPhone in over a decade. The company’s new design language, Liquid Glass, mimics how light in the real world warps and ...

Apple has taken a significant step forward by addressing user feedback regarding the “Liquid Glass” design language introduced with its new operating systems, iOS 26, iPadOS 26, and macOS 26. The ...

iOS 26 might be out in full, but that doesn’t mean we’re off the Liquid Glass roller coaster quite yet. In case you haven’t been paying close attention, people have had some strong thoughts about ...

Apple has added a new "Liquid Glass" option to reduce the transparency effect in iOS 26.1 developer beta 4. The new option can be found within Settings > Display and Brightness > Liquid Glass. Users ...

Why this is important: This is a bigger deal than it sounds. It’s really about making the interface easier for everyone to use. Why should I care: So, what does this mean for you? It’s simple. If you ...