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Apple’s macOS operating system has changed a lot over the last 25 years, with new features and designs coming and going as the decades have passed. Even the name has been adjusted, starting out as Mac OS X before shortening to OS X and eventually ...
Apple’s MacOS 27 announcement at WWDC 2026 on Monday might have focused on some trippy hippy visuals and strange “summer of love”-themed poetry, but the next desktop operating system update is more representative of sterile, clean design choices.
Today marks the 15th anniversary of Apple releasing Mac OS X Snow Leopard, which became available to purchase for $29 on August 28, 2009. After advertising Mac OS X Leopard as having "over 300 new features" in 2007, Apple previewed Snow Leopard at WWDC 2008.
Many have complained that Apple design has been sapped of some of its trademark whimsy in recent years. Well, here’s the latest example of how the tides seem to be changing. Buried in the Settings app on iOS 27,
Apple's California-themed monikers for its desktop operating system will continue with the newest MacOS, Tahoe. And Lake Tahoe tourism reps are A-OK with the name. The version number will also change, jumping from what would have been MacOS 16 to MacOS 26.
As Apple announced last year, this year’s macOS release will end support for Intel Macs. The macOS 27 Golden Gate release will require a Mac with an Apple Silicon chip inside, including the original M1 that launched in the MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, and ...
Today marks the 25th anniversary of Apple launching Mac OS X, the operating system that serves as the foundation of modern-day macOS. Apple released a public beta of Mac OS X in September 2000, and the operating system officially launched on March 24, 2001.
Apple told Mac App Store developers they can now ship Apple silicon-only apps, dropping support for Intel Macs.
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