Apple to overhaul ios 26 to feature ‘liquid glass’ ui elements before launch of new iPhone models

The Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), organized by the American devices maker Apple, is starting on Monday. Some leaks about WWDC have been reported. In this, iOS 26, the new version of the next operating system (OS) of iPhone, can be introduced. Bloomberg’s analyst, Mark Gurman Power on The newsletter states that a new interface will be given in iOS 26 called ‘Liquid Glass’. It will include visual elements with similar designed glass surface. In this operating system, transparency and shine effects can be brought to all tools, in-app interfaces and various controls in iPhones. Unlike Apple’s current iPhone’s flat design, the new UI will get a different look. Earlier, some reports reported that the look of all Apple operating systems like Visionos will be changed. The WWDC will start on Monday night with a address of Apple’s CEO, Tim Cook on 10.30 (Indian time).

Gurman has reported that the OS of the company is also being replaced due to the forecast of several changes in the iPhone series to be launched next year. The iPhone plans to introduce some Apple products on the 20th anniversary. These may include the first foldable iPhone. Earlier, Gurman had told that Apple’s foldable iPhone will be introduced on the occasion of the completion of two decades of the iPhone. The foldable iPhone may be available for sale in 2027. It may have an almost not looking display crease unlike other foldable smartphones. Along with this, curved iPhone can also be introduced. It can have a screen without a cutout. This smartphone can get the face ID sensor for under-display front camera and biometric authentication. The company’s first smart glasses can also be launched.

The new liquid glass UI will also indicate Apple’s Artificial Intelligence (AI) features. In the WWDC of the last year, the company showed the preview of the Apple Intelligence features. However, not all these features have been introduced. These include other reforms along with an advanced version of Siri. <!–

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