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Liquid Glass is Apple's name for a new interface design revealed at #WWDC25, which they’re rolling out beyond upcoming iPhones and into other devices within their portfolio. Take a look at its initial rollout and see some of the initial updates. At first glance, what's your reaction: Is it... show more

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À chaque refonte Apple, je repense au passage au flat design : on râle, puis on adopte. Liquid Glass secoue les repères, mais c’est souvent ainsi que naît l’innovation marquante.

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