Multiple reports say Apple is planning changes for iOS 27 that affect how key iPhone apps look and function. The Independent reports that the next iPhone operating-system update would bring “major changes,” linking expectations to a previous, controversial redesign known as “Liquid Glass.” TechRadar similarly says iOS 27 will include updates to key Apple iPhone apps and mentions possible adjustments to the Liquid Glass interface elements. However, TechRadar cautions that users should not expect equally large Liquid Glass changes, suggesting any modifications may be more targeted than a full redesign.
Both outlets frame the information as based on reports rather than confirmed Apple statements. Taken together, the coverage indicates Apple is working on revising aspects of iOS 27’s user interface and app experience, with attention on the Liquid Glass design that has drawn criticism. The reports do not provide specific release timing or detailed descriptions of which apps or features will change, beyond broad references to updates and possible UI adjustments.
