During Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference, they unveiled their new Liquid Glass design, which makes all app icons look see-through. It's already gotten a lot of flack from consumers, and it's taken attention away from other Apple product updates that are just as,

Apple announcing Android features years after Google shipped them is a tale as old as time, but that doesn’t make it any less fun to point out whenever it happens. This year’s WWDC felt especially Android-y — not helped by Siri essentially sitting this year’s announcements out while Apple put its new Liquid Glass design language front and center.