US EditionApple's Upcoming macOS 26 Could Be Bad News For Owners Of Older Models
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With the arrival of iOS 26, iPadOS 26, and macOS 26, some Apple devices may no longer be able to be updated. Here are the models that may be affected.
Six macOS changes I really want to see at WWDC25
Macworld Apple will introduce the next major version of macOS at WWDC25 on June 9. The new version always includes new features, and this year, a major user interface overhaul will be the highlight of the changes to what is expected to now be named macOS 26. Whatever new features Apple introduces, they’re sure to be helpful. However, there are a few features that we’d love to see on the announcement list. Some of these have been on the wish lis…
Apple plans to launch macOS 26 at WWDC 2025, which will no longer support some older Mac devices with Intel processors, but will retain support for some, such as the 2019 MacBook Pro. The new system will adopt a VisionOS-style design and add more AI features. Devices equipped with M-series chips can be upgraded.
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