Apple is set to make tweaks to the controversial new look of its operating system – but not do away with it entirely, according to new reports. In September, along with its new iPhone 17 models, Apple introduced “Liquid Glass”, a new look for all of the software that runs on Apple’s devices. Apple said that it was built to reflect the idea that its devices are a single piece of glass, and to help people focus on the content that they watch on them. But critics voiced loud and intense dislike of the change, arguing that it made using the phone more difficult and obscured important information. Since then, Apple has made a number of small tweaks to the design, including allowing users to switch off some of the more controversial transparency effects. It has also lost the designer, Alan Dye, who led the change and publicly launched it. That has led to some speculation that the company could be planning either to ditch the update entirely or make significant tweaks to how it looks.…