Apple’s new design system unveiled at WWDC 2025 streamlines workflows, enhances usability, for creators to build apps across all platforms.

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While Apple’s recent showcase may appear flashy, it falls short of the groundbreaking impact seen at WWDC 2025. The tech giant is adopting a more measured approach to artificial intelligence, emphasizing privacy and incremental improvements over radical innovation.

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During today’s WWDC 2025 keynote, held in person at Apple Park and streamed online, Apple unveiled a considerable number of upgrades to iOS and iPadOS, including a brand-new design language called Liquid Glass.

Apple has introduced a unified design language called Liquid Glass for iOS, iPadOS, and macOS, drawing inspiration from visionOS on the Vision Pro headset. The semi-translucent interface reflects background hues and adapts to user interactions, helping users focus on content that matters most.

The iPadOS windowing system can be used with Stage Manager to group multiple windows into distinct stages, and it is supported on external displays.

At its WWDC 2025 keynote held earlier today, Apple officially announced the next version of macOS, macOS Tahoe. As per the company’s naming tradition over the past decade, this new release is once again named after a location in California.

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Apple didn’t deliver any major AI announcements at its annual developers conference, but some analysts see other ways for the company to win in AI and drive iPhone sales.