At the recent WWDC 2025, Apple introduced significant updates including the ambitious ‘Liquid Glass’ design that transforms iOS 26, marking a major redesign for the iPhone interface. While the event highlighted substantial software changes, it garnered mixed reactions regarding its AI developments, with many critics pointing out that Apple did not deliver on expectations for artificial intelligence features. Developers received new tools and access to Apple’s AI models, though the company appeared to play it safe in its AI strategy. The update promises several new features, including revamped apps and a fresh UI, while also dropping support for a few older device models. With iOS 26 set to launch, users can anticipate a free upgrade that brings numerous usability improvements.