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Apple Gives You a Tinted Fix for Its Shiny New Liquid Glass UI in iOS 26.1 Beta
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Η Apple προσφέρει μια χρωματισμένη λύση για το λαμπερό νέο Liquid Glass UI στο iOS 26.1 Beta

Ιστορικό: Ο σχεδιασμός Liquid Glass της Apple Νωρίτερα το 2025, η Apple παρουσίασε μια σαρωτική νέα εμφάνιση για τα iOS, iPadOS και macOS με το όνομα Liquid Glass apple.com. Η εταιρεία περιέγραψε το Liquid Glass ως ένα «ημιδιαφανές υλικό [που] αντανακλά και
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