Mark Gurman’s Bloomberg newsletter brings one more pre-WWDC 25 rumor, saying the most exciting part of the conference will be the rumored design overhaul for iPhone, Mac, and other platforms that he says is called Liquid Glass (remember Microsoft’s Aero Glass,

The coming Apple Vision Pro-inspired "liquid glass" user interface redesign at WWDC won't just change how things look and feel in iOS, it will set the stage for the 20th anniversary iPhone and more.

So long macOS Sequoia, hello macOS Tahoe 26. Apple's next desktop operating system will feature the company's Liquid Glass UI, but at this point, it doesn't look like there will be any truly transformative features like last year's iPhone mirroring.

Apple's WWDC introduced several flashy updates, but Android users might feel a little deja vu. This is how iOS 26's features stack up against Android's legacy.

OS 26 introduces a revolutionary "Liquid Glass" design, enhancing customization and giving key apps like Safari, Camera, and Photos a fresh look. The update is available for iPhone from iPhone 11 to iPhone 16,