Apple kicked off its annual Worldwide Developers Conference on Monday with an array of announcements on new features coming this fall via iOS 26, its latest operating system upgrade.

The preview of Apple's much-anticipated iOS 26 update, dubbed Liquid Glass, has been ripped up and down by critics, many of whom dubbed the new look hideous and hard to read.

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Apple certainly brought the hype last year, leading some analysts to predict that the AI upgrades would spur a long awaited “super-cycle” of iPhone users upgrading their devices.

Apple Music in iOS 26 lets you translate lyrics, learn how to pronounce lyrics in foreign languages, pin playlists to the top of the Library page, and much more.

At WWDC, Apple showed how it plans to incorporate artificial intelligence across all its major products, from translating phone calls to giving the Mac a smarter search bar and more.

Apple's stock suddenly dropped a few minutes into its WWDC keynote, highlighting relatively slow AI development compared to Big Tech rivals.

Apple is introducing Live Translation, powered by Apple Intelligence, for Messages, FaceTime and Phone calls.

Apple announces iOS 26 with Liquid Glass redesign Apple is sharing details about its next big iOS update.

Apple’s entire family of operating systems has a fresh redesign with the goal of making objects on the screen—icons, buttons, menus—easier to see. Or, at least, easier to see through.

Apple has introduced Liquid Glass in its upcoming iOS 26 update. Liquid Glass provides a "see-through" visual of a glassy surface throughout iOS 26's interface.

Apple’s 2025 Worldwide Developers Conference keynote was sparse on the kind of groundbreaking announcements it’s usually known for. With no major hardware reveals until September and no ...