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Apple has just announced macOS Tahoe 26, a major update packed with a refreshed design, smarter productivity tools, and expanded Apple Intelligence integration, setting a new benchmark for the Mac experience.
A New Look
Crafted with Liquid Glass, macOS now offers a sleeker, more personalized interface. Users can customize folders, widgets, and app icons with unique colors and symbols, making their Mac feel truly theirs.
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Phone App & Continuity Boost
The Phone app now lands on Mac, letting users make and receive calls using iPhone features like Voicemail, Recents, and even Call Screening and Hold Assist — right from their Mac.
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Live Activities on Mac
Stay updated with real-time activities like flights or rides in your Mac’s menu bar — synced directly from your iPhone.
Spotlight Gets Superpowers
Spotlight now supports hundreds of actions like sending emails or starting a note, and introduces Quick Keys for lightning-fast tasks. It even integrates third-party apps using the App Intents API.
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Smarter Apple Intelligence
With on-device AI, features like Live Translation and smarter Shortcuts elevate productivity while keeping privacy intact. Users can now create shortcuts powered by Apple Intelligence or even ChatGPT.
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New Apple Games App & Game Overlay
macOS Tahoe debuts a dedicated Apple Games app and Game Overlay for managing chats, settings, and gameplay — all without leaving your game. Titles like Assassin’s Creed :Shadows and Cyberpunk 2077 are coming to Mac.
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Photos, Safari, and Messages Get a Boost
- Safari is now faster than Chrome and offers advanced tracker protection.
- Messages introduce Polls, Backgrounds, and smarter group interactions.
- Journal comes to Mac, and Photos brings in Pinned Collections and deeper customization.
Accessibility & Productivity Upgrades
From Magnifier via iPhone to Braille Access and smarter Reminders, macOS Tahoe is designed for everyone.
Availability
Developers can test macOS Tahoe 26 today. A public beta arrives next month, with the final release this fall.
Explore more on Apple’s site