Explore the new features of Apple iOS 26 Beta 4, including the Liquid Glass user interface and restored Notification Summaries for enhanced usability.

At WWDC, Apple officially unveiled iOS 26, marking the most significant iPhone interface redesign since iOS 7 with its new Liquid Glass aesthetic and overhauled native apps for a more unified user experience.

Apple’s latest iOS 26 beta brings back popular visual effects and expands AI features, as the company fine-tunes its next major software update ahead of the iPhone 17 launch.

Apple has dropped the iOS 26 developer beta 4 and it brings back the "glass" in Liquid Glass along with other major changes.

Apple’s iOS 18.6 RC introduces third-party app stores, security updates, and performance boosts, marking a new era for EU users.

A new image within the iOS 26 beta has surfaced, suggesting that Apple may be gearing up to release its own "sleep score" rating for the Apple Watch.

At WWDC in June, Apple announced several new features coming to Apple Wallet with iOS 26, including live activities and airport maps for boarding passes, more automakers supporting Car Keys in Apple Wallet, and the ability to store your US passport as a Digital ID in your Apple Wallet.

Apple’s next phone operating system arriving this fall, iOS 26, includes a transparent aesthetic mimicking the look of glass and making apps and buttons blend in with content on the screen. Google is doing the opposite with its newly released operating system, Android 16, which emphasizes brighter, punchier colors.

As with every iOS update, iOS 26 will bring with it some changes for the CarPlay interface that appears when your iPhone is connected to your vehicle – and Apple has now quietly confirmed that one of those changes will be support for video playback.