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    How to change the Liquid Glass level in iOS 27 macOS 27

    Find out how to manually adjust the glassy/transparency level of the Liquid Glass interface on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac running iOS 27, iPadOS 27, and macOS 27 Golden Gate.

    Liquid Glass level adjuster in iOS 27

    The Liquid Glass design language Apple introduced last year across its devices has received mixed feedback from users.

    Based on that, Apple made changes in future OS 26 updates and even added simple Clear and Tinted options, giving users two styles to choose from.

    However, that wasn’t enough!

    Many people on X and Reddit regularly complained that they missed the super-glassy look in the initial OS 26 beta, and that the later versions took it away. And then there are many, including me, who faced legibility issues with text on a transparent background.

    Learning from all that, starting with OS 27, Apple has just added a simple slider, giving users full control over how much of the Liquid Glass style they prefer.

    You can adjust it to make it super glassy, translucent, or something in between.

    Adjust the Liquid Glass look on iPhone or iPad

    1. Update your device to iOS 27 or iPadOS 27. As of writing, it’s in the developer beta stage.
    2. Open the Settings app and tap Appearance.
    3. Tap Liquid Glass.
    4. Adjust the slider to your preferred level. The left side is more glassy, while the right mutes down the transparent look. Center is the default. As you adjust the level, you can preview the changes on the animation above.

    Adjusting Liquid Glass level on iPhone in iOS 27

    Adjust the Liquid Glass look on Mac

    1. Update your Apple silicon Mac to macOS 27 Golden Gate. It’s in the developer beta stage. And if you don’t want to mess up your existing macOS installation, consider installing macOS 27 on a second partition of the same Mac.
    2. Open System Settings and click Appearance.
    3. Adjust the Liquid Glass slider accordingly.

    Adjusting Liquid Glass intensity on MacBook in macOS 27 Golden Gate

    In case setting the Liquid Glass level to the rightmost side is too transparent or glassy for you, consider turning on Reduce Transparency or Increase Contrast in iOS or macOS display accessibility settings.

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    Source link: https://www.idownloadblog.com/2026/06/18/adjust-liquid-glass-ios-macos/

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    Higher Apple prices are sending Micron stock to a record high

    Micron shares hit fresh record highs after outgoing Apple CEO Tim Cook signaled higher iPhone prices, underscoring robust demand for premium memory and reinforcing the ongoing boom in the memory sector.

    This surge marks Micron’s 34th record close of the year, as investors bet on sustained strength in AI-driven and consumer electronics memory sales.

    George Glover for Barron’s:
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    Futures tracking the SP 500 were 0.8% higher after President Donald Trump signed a memorandum of understanding to end the Iran war.
    The gains put the stock on track to surpass the all-time closing high of $1,087.99 it hit on Monday.

    The artificial-intelligence craze has driven up demand for memory in data centers, which has led to investors rethinking the low forward price-to-earnings ratio that Micron shares normally fetch.

    Barron’s argued earlier this month that the stock remains undervalued, because the company’s hardware is crucial for AI servers.

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    Micron stock was up 267% for the year through Wednesday’s close.

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    Source link: https://macdailynews.com/2026/06/18/higher-apple-prices-are-sending-micron-stock-to-a-record-high/