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The most anticipated day of the year for Apple fans has finally arrived. The company is holding WWDC 2025, an event where we saw some big software announcements, like iOS 26. One of the main innovations is the new macOS, whose latest update is dubbed \u201cTahoe.\u201d Here you\u2019ll find a summary of the main features that macOS Tahoe brings to the table.<\/p>\n
macOS Tahoe boasts Apple\u2019s new \u201cLiquid Metal\u201d design<\/p>\n
Apple has implemented its latest design language in macOS Tahoe. This means you\u2019ll find the \u201cLiquid Metal\u201d look throughout Tahoe\u2019s UI: from \u201cglassy\u201d transparencies to \u201cliquid\u201d buttons that move smoothly\u2014especially noticeable on the switches. The Control Center and Status Bar perfectly reflect the company\u2019s new unified design guidelines. Apple wants you to have a familiar and friendly experience not just across a particular product line, but across all its products.<\/p>\n
A plethora of new features<\/p>\n
Speaking of Control Center, Apple has made it more useful than ever thanks to a plethora of new shortcuts. You can also set your own shortcuts so you have your favorite settings and actions just a couple of clicks away. Of course, all wrapped in an elegant \u201cglassy\u201d look.<\/p>\n
Apple has also made macOS Tahoe more customizable. You can now choose both the color and icon of your folders, which can be great not only for aesthetics but also to distinguish some folders from others. This way, you can easily find your files based on the folder color you\u2019ve designated. A folder for work? A folder for school? Apple makes things a little easier for you.<\/p>\n
If you\u2019re a heavy user of Apple\u2019s product ecosystem, you\u2019re probably familiar with Continuity. This useful feature allows you to move between your supported Apple devices and continue doing what you were doing. The Cupertino giant has improved Continuity by adding support for iOS\u2019 Live Activities. \u201cLive Activities\u201d are that kind of \u201cwidgets\u201d that display real-time data from your favorite apps and services. Well, now your Live Activities data will also appear on your macOS Tahoe-powered device.<\/p>\n
The tech giant is bringing the iPhone\u2019s Phone app to macOS with Tahoe. Now, you can conveniently access your contacts and all their data from your Mac, as well as make and answer calls. The Phone app for macOS Tahoe boasts all the improvements its iPhone counterpart will get in iOS 26. This includes the revamped \u201cLiquid Metal\u201d UI and Live Translation, among many others.<\/p>\n
Apple also showed off Tahoe\u2019s \u201cShortcuts.\u201d Don\u2019t confuse these with the classic keyboard shortcuts that let you quickly launch multiple apps and actions. The \u201cShortcuts\u201d feature will give you quick access to intelligent actions to get the most out of your favorite services. There\u2019s also an improved Spotlight that now offers action suggestions for apps directly from search results. Additionally, you can find your favorite apps easier than ever thanks to \u201cQuick Keys.\u201d Quick Keys lets you assign a pair of characters to your apps so they appear in Spotlight without typing their full name\u2014or part of it. Developers can make their apps searchable via Spotlight, with support for the new features, via App Intents.<\/p>\n
Lastly, are you a die-hard gamer? Well, macOS has been the primary platform for gamers. Still, Apple has integrated its new Games app as a hub for all your games. There\u2019s also a new gaming overlay with useful system settings that you can tweak without leaving the game.<\/p>\n
Compatible devices<\/p>\n
According to Apple, macOS Tahoe will be available on the following products:<\/p>\n
MacBook Air with Apple silicon (2020 and later)<\/p>\n
MacBook Pro with Apple silicon (2020 and later)<\/p>\n
MacBook Pro (16\u2011inch, 2019)<\/p>\n
MacBook Pro (13\u2011inch, 2020, Four Thunderbolt 3 ports)<\/p>\n
iMac (2020 and later)<\/p>\n
Mac mini (2020 and later)<\/p>\n
Mac Studio (2022 and later)<\/p>\n
Mac Pro (2019 and later)<\/p>\n
The post macOS Tahoe: Features, New Design, Compatible devices & More appeared first on Android Headlines.
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