US EditionEverything Announced at Apple WWDC 2025: Unified OS Redesign
- Apple unveiled macOS 26, called Tahoe, at WWDC 2025, releasing it immediately in developer beta form with a new interface and productivity features.
- This release builds on past updates like macOS Big Sur and integrates Apple Intelligence for system-wide translation and deeper iPhone-Mac connectivity.
- MacOS Tahoe introduces the Liquid Glass UI, a layered translucent design inspired by Vision Pro, a revamped Spotlight, expanded Continuity for calls and Shortcuts, and new accessibility tools.
- Craig Federighi emphasized that macOS remains central to the Mac experience, and with the release of Tahoe, Apple is expanding on the features that users value most, focusing on boosting productivity and enhancing the integration between Mac and iPhone.
- The public beta will start soon, with full release set for September or October, making Tahoe the preinstalled macOS on new Macs and promising ongoing feature iterations.
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