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iOS 27 draws closer to a public launch, with a release set for next month .
And today’s beta 5 brings a few user-facing changes to prepare the update for launch.
Among them, new app icons have arrived for several system apps:
You can see several of the new icons in the image above.
iOS 27 overall has icon changes for even more icons, as Apple refines the Liquid Glass look from last year.
Apps like Maps, Photos, Wallet, and more have new icons in the update. But today’s beta 5 revisions show that Apple isn’t done yet with iOS 27 icon changes.
What do you think of the latest iOS 27 app icon changes? Let us know in the comments.
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