Apple has released the fourth beta version of macOS Tahoe 26 for developer testing, following the third beta released two weeks earlier. Developers registered with Apple can download this update directly through the System Settings app. This new beta introduces several exciting features and a comprehensive redesign known as Liquid Glass, which is a hallmark of Apple’s updates this year.
Notably, macOS Tahoe brings the Phone and Journal apps to the Mac for the first time and introduces a new cross-platform Games app, expanding functionality and user experience. Spotlight has also undergone significant changes, allowing users to perform various tasks, such as sending emails, without the need to open an app, enhancing efficiency. Additionally, there are updates to several applications including Messages, Safari, and Notes, each receiving improvements to better meet user needs.
For a detailed list of all the new features in macOS Tahoe, users can refer to Apple’s dedicated roundup. The launch of macOS Tahoe is anticipated for this fall. In related news, Apple continues to develop its future product lineup.
Reports suggest that the first foldable iPhone will include a 7.8-inch inner display and a 5.5-inch outer display, corroborated by multiple sources including analyst Ming-Chi Kuo. As the launch of iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max approaches, discussions around these models intensify, hinting at an aluminum frame unlike the titanium used in previous versions. Furthermore, Apple introduced AppleCare One, a new subscription plan allowing customers to cover multiple devices under a single policy, starting at $19.99 per month.
This plan aims to simplify coverage for users with multiple Apple products. As Apple unfolds these updates and announcements, the tech community eagerly awaits their upcoming releases and enhancements in the years to come.
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