The New York Times app adopts Liquid Glass on iPhone

9to5Mac·Jul 1

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The New York Times app has adopted Liquid Glass on iPhone. There is uncertainty surrounding the adoption of iOS 26, with some reports suggesting a backlash against the operating system, potentially due to its use of Liquid Glass, while others indicate a more complex situation. The impact of Liquid Glass on iOS 26's adoption rates is also unclear, with some outlets reporting lagging adoption compared to previous versions.

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The New York Times app adopts Liquid Glass on iPhone

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