iOS 27 will bring updates to key apps on your iPhone, report claims, but don’t expect big Liquid Glass changes

• A new report says Apple wants to “streamline” Liquid Glass in iOS 27
• This could mean design changes for apps like Camera, Weather, and Safari
• Liquid Glass’s transparent effects might not change much, though

With iOS 27 set to be presented to the world in less than a month at Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), there’s a lot of speculation surrounding what we might see happen to Apple’s apps, including any new features that might arise and what will become of the Liquid Glass design language.

We might just have got a better idea of that thanks to a new report from Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, though. According to the leaks by Gurman, Apple wants to bring numerous changes to some of its core iOS apps, including Camera, Weather, and Safari. This will affect not just how the apps look but also how they work.