Apple releases public betas of Liquid Glass-ified next-gen software updates

Apple has released public betas of its upcoming software updates, which include new features and improvements. The betas are for the next generations of Apple's operating systems, such as iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and watchOS. Despite being beta versions, Apple claims they are mostly stable and suitable for daily use. The updates are expected to introduce a technology called "Liquid Glass," which likely refers to some form of enhanced display or glass material. The public betas allow users to test the new features and provide feedback to Apple before the final versions are released. This helps Apple refine the software and address any issues or bugs that may arise. While the details of the specific updates and Liquid Glass technology are not yet fully known, the release of these public betas suggests that Apple is making progress on its next-generation software and is eager to gather user input to improve the experience.