While some folks weren’t fans of the new Finder icon, macOS Tahoe is laying down the groundwork for a smarter Siri. The updated Spotlight searches everything on your Mac, even keeping tabs on a clipboard with all your copy-pastes from the day. You can now ask Spotlight to summarize documents, generate images, and tap into a Private Cloud Compute model to run a Shortcut.
- Apple isn’t just stopping at macOS Tahoe beta
- They’re also rolling out the second round of testing for iOS 26, iPadOS 26, watchOS 26, tvOS 26, and visionOS 26.
In other news, macOS Tahoe beta 2 is stepping up the Mac-iPhone integration, fine-tuning iPhone Mirroring and ChatGPT integration. Plus, there are a bunch of new Apple Intelligence features heading to the Mac.
So, a few weeks after getting macOS Tahoe’s beta cycle going, Apple is now rolling out the second test version of this upcoming operating system update for Macs. Right now, we’re not quite sure what’s the latest with it. But chances are, Apple is working on making this beta software more dependable overall, gearing up for a public beta launch next month.
With macOS Tahoe beta 2, Intel Mac users are getting a taste of what M1 and newer Macs have in store. Featuring a sleek new Liquid Glass design, Apple is bringing a more unified experience across iPhone, iPad, and Mac. This update zeroes in on enhancing Continuity features, giving Mac users support for Live Activities, a fresh Phone app, the ability to manage unwanted calls, and the option to hold a live agent mid-task.
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macOS Tahoe is a big deal for Mac users, mainly because it’s the final major software update for Intel Macs. After macOS 27, Apple will only be backing its own chips, officially wrapping up the switch from Intel to Apple silicon.
