Apple has added a fresh gallery to its Developer website that showcases how third‑party apps are now using the company’s new Liquid Glass design language, which debuted with iOS 26 in September. The move signals that Apple’s translucent, adaptive look is spreading across every platform.
In the gallery, developers of all sizes share examples of apps that have been updated with Liquid Glass, turning them into the natural, responsive experiences Apple promises. Each entry shows the app side‑by‑side with its former iOS 18 version, making the shift in design easy to spot. Featured titles include Crumbl, Tide Guide, GrowPal, Lumy, Sky Guide, Linearity, LTK, CardPointers, American Airlines, Lowe’s, Photoroom, OmniFocus 4, CNN, Essayist, and Lucid Motors.
Linearity, a vector graphics tool, now offers a seamless experience on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Its iPad version adds a dual‑column inspector so users can edit side‑by‑side, while the iPhone version refines touch targets and gestures for smoother one‑handed use.
Meanwhile, Apple’s newest hardware launched on September 9. The iPhone 17 arrives with a new Center Stage front camera, a 48‑megapixel Fusion main camera paired with an optical, 2x telephoto lens, and also a 48‑megapixel Fusion ultra‑wide sensor that gives sharp macro shots and expansive landscape captures.
Apple’s iPhone 16 was India’s top‑selling model in the first half of 2025, driving a 96.5 percent growth in the premium segment. Earlier this year the company opened new stores in Bengaluru and Pune, expanding its retail presence as India is expected to become a key market. The country is also central to Apple’s manufacturing plans, with one in every five iPhones now built there.
Source: ianslive
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