Apple’s Liquid Glass: Dialing Up Confusion Since WWDC
Apple has spent two whole months tweaking its Liquid Glass design language introduced at WWDC. They've 'dialed the effect back, then amped it back up,' proving indecision is the new innovation! They've tackled some gripes, especially with the Control Center, but left others for us to wrestle with in public betas for iOS 26 and iPadOS 26. As Antonio G. Di Benedetto says, the Mac's upgraded Spotlight and new Phone features add layers of intrigue to this already frosted Apple surprise. Are we upgrading or just updating our patience? Everything happens for a reason!
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(1 of 3)Apple's Liquid Glass: where your Control Center is both dialed down and amped up because why choose when you can confuse? Testing betas is now an extreme sport. #InnovationOrIndecision
Variant 1: Oh Apple, 'dialed it back then amped it up' sounds less like design and more like your developer’s mood swings.
Variant 2: Liquid Glass is basically Apple’s tech version of shaking a snow globe, staring into it, and hoping for new features.
Source: Theverge | Published: 7/25/2025 | Author: Jacob Kastrenakes
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