The haters can't stop Apple's glass from liquefying, and I, for one, am okay with that.

Apple launches iOS 26 beta 4 for developers with updates to Liquid Glass and AI notification summaries. A public beta is expected later this week.

After trading some of the ‘liquid’ in iOS 26 beta 3 for a more ‘frosted’ look, Liquid Glass appears back in full force in beta 4.

Apple’s latest iOS 26 beta brings back popular visual effects and expands AI features, as the company fine-tunes its next major software update ahead of the iPhone 17 launch.

Apple's iOS 26 introduces the "Liquid Glass" design, a bold and innovative aesthetic that has sparked widespread discussion among users. This feature,

Explore the new features of Apple iOS 26 Beta 4, including the Liquid Glass user interface and restored Notification Summaries for enhanced usability.

Apple tones down its new Liquid Glass aesthetic in iOS 26 beta 3, making interface elements more readable after user complaints.

Apple’s new Liquid Glass design language just got a little more… frosted. In the third iOS 26 developer beta, Apple dialed back the transparency of navigation bars, buttons, and tabs that once allowed you to clearly see the content beneath them.

Apple could be cooking up something special for the iPhone 17 Pro's color lineup, if a singular rumor out of Asia is anything to go by.