José Adorno/BGR Twitterrific’s developer Craig Hockenberry recently published an interesting analysis of Apple’s Liquid Glass guidelines — the design language Apple has been teasing for over a year. As summarized by Hockenberry, Apple asks developers to avoid corners and focus on “concentricity,” which might not make much sense for those updating their apps to iOS...
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Did Apple Kill Liquid Glass in the Third iOS 26 Developer Beta?
Credit: Yalcin Sonat / Shutterstock.com Last week, Apple dropped the third developer beta for iOS 26. It’s the first major update to the beta since June, and it’s clear that we’re getting closer to the public version of the beta (even if Apple hadn’t already confirmed it’s coming in July). The third beta has fewer...
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Image: Willis Lai/Foundry You need to cool your PC’s processor no matter what, but you can do so in different ways—with a heatsink and one or more fans for old-school air cooling, or with an AIO liquid-cooled setup as seems to be the trend for any high-end PC setup. But which is better? PCWorld’s Adam



