After years without a major redesign since iOS 7, Apple is set to unveil an innovative update named 'Liquid Glass' in 2025. This redesign, described as the company's broadest update yet, aims to refresh the iPhone's user interface and unify design across devices by renaming operating systems in line with their release years. However, early reactions, particularly regarding readability and aesthetic concerns, indicate that while visually appealing, the new look may create hurdles for users in practical application.
Before this, the most exciting iPhone updates were a couple of buttons (the Action button and camera control) and maybe the Dynamic Island.
Liquid Glass is framed as an opportunity to lay the foundation for the next chapter of their software, and Apple's broadest design update ever.
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