- Fresh updates from Apple’s camp
- the second beta of macOS Tahoe 26 is now available for developers to dive into, following swiftly on the heels of the initial beta post-WWDC.
If you’re a registered developer, you can grab hold of the new beta software directly via the System Settings app.
And speaking of hidden treasures, did you catch wind of the new version of the Reflection ringtone tucked away in iOS 26? A freshly minted sound awaits your discovery.
For a deep dive into all that’s fresh in macOS Tahoe, delve into our comprehensive roundup.
Residents in select U.S. states may soon have the option to integrate their driver’s license or state ID into the Wallet app on their iPhone or Apple Watch for seamless, contactless proof of identity.
Rumors are rife about the imminent arrival of the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max, with whispers suggesting that the new Pro models will sport an aluminum frame, a shift from the titanium frames of previous generations.
Looking forward, Apple appears to be inching towards an all-screen iPhone design on the horizon. In a recent missive, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman hinted at a potential downsizing of the Dynamic Island on future iPhone models, leading up to a major overhaul for the 20th-anniversary iPhone variant.
On the iOS 26 front, some slick features are in store, including an opt-in Adaptive Power Mode for iPhone users. Apple claims this mode can make minor adjustments to enhance battery life, such as dimming the display slightly or slowing down certain activities.
Exciting times lie ahead for Apple’s latest happenings. Be sure to stay tuned for more updates!
A noteworthy change comes in the form of a revamp to Spotlight, introducing some nifty new functionalities like the ability to fire off emails without launching an app. The tweaks extend across various other apps too, encompassing Messages, Safari, and Notes.
So, what’s the buzz around macOS Tahoe? Apple has splashed out with a grand Liquid Glass revamp, extending it to all the latest updates this year. Meanwhile, the Phone and Journal applications have finally landed on Mac, alongside a brand-new cross-platform Games app.
