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iOS 26 (Developer beta)

Some changes

1. Lockscreen

- Big clock (3 sizes) (Hyper OS )
- Clean shortcut icons

2. New screenshot pop-up

No more SMALL SIDE POP INSTEAD THIS BIG EDIT SCREEN

3. App drawer and dock

Glass effect everywhere

4. Control centre & floating

5. Live big media player

6. New floating bottom bar

In Safari the bottom bar goes miniature when we start to scroll the web page to give us more room to fit more content in.

It doesn't vanish but turns into a small bubble below.

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