Macworld The macOS Tahoe public beta is here, and that means you can get your hands on the latest macOS update and all its ...

The second developer beta of macOS Tahoe is now available for testing, and it includes a handful of smaller new features and changes on the Mac. Below, we recap everything new that has been found ...

Macworld At its WWDC event on 9 June 2025, Apple showed off the next version of macOS that will be making its way to desktops near you later in 2025. macOS Tahoe comes with some impressive new ...

As always, if you spot any changes in today’s macOS Tahoe 26 beta 3, let us know in the comments. AirPods deals on Amazon. AirPods Pro 2, USB-C Charging: 36% off at $159.99; ...

Apple's macOS Tahoe has just received its second developer beta, and the software update introduces two noteworthy visual enhancements. On Monday, two weeks following the debut of macOS Tahoe ...

Apple has officially released macOS Tahoe 26 Beta 2, offering developers and tech enthusiasts an early look at the next iteration of macOS. This update introduces a combination of design ...

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In macOS Tahoe Beta 2, Apple included a new option to add a background to the menu bar, making it possible to have a menu bar design that’s similar to the menu bar in macOS Sequoia.. As part of ...

With macOS Tahoe, Apple put the defining iOS experience on the Mac. From call screening to control center, it's all there, just the way you see it on iPhones.

When Apple initially announced macOS Tahoe 26, it showed a redesigned Finder icon that moved the blue color to the right side, which went against nearly 30 years of history. Monday's beta fixes that.

The Tahoe beta 2 Finder icon is slightly better, but seeing it this way makes it obvious that the problem with the Tahoe Finder icon isn't whether it's dark/light or light/dark from left to right.

In macOS 26 Tahoe: Apple embraced a flat design language, characterized by simplified shapes, muted color palettes, and subtle gradients. This minimalist approach prioritizes clarity and modernity.