Apple has officially announced macOS Tahoe 26, introducing a significant redesign with its new Liquid Glass interface and various enhancements aimed at increasing productivity and intelligence on Mac devices. This update was revealed at WWDC 2025, where the company also indicated that the new system may drop support for older Intel-based MacBook Pro models and other legacy devices. Users can expect improved features including a revamped Spotlight for better functionality and customizable folders. As excitement builds around the fall release of both macOS Tahoe and iOS 26, some older iPhone models are at risk of missing out on the new updates. The new macOS signifies a pivotal shift in Apple’s approach, potentially marking the end for support of many Intel Macs.