During its WWDC25 keynote, Apple previewed macOS Tahoe 26. With this year’s software releases, the company is streamlining the OS version numbers—aligning them with the upcoming year. More importantly, it’s unifying the user interface across its platforms and introducing a ton of functionality for Mac, iPhone, and iPad users. Curious what’s coming to your Mac…
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Why WWDC is better than New Year’s Day for the Apple world
While the rest of the world has already ushered in the new year, in the Apple world the year starts on Monday of WWDC week, when Apple opens its annual Worldwide Developers Conference and sets its agenda for the next year. Get the champagne and fireworks ready, because next Monday, the great cycle of Apple…
WWDC is filled with questions but don’t expect Apple to answer them
Now is the WWDC of our discontent. As the Macalope detailed last week, Apple’s been having a bit of a year of it. It’s been a bad enough year for the company that it seemingly doesn’t even really want to talk about it with anyone. Or at least answer questions about it. The Macalope gets…
Six macOS changes I really want to see at WWDC25
Apple will introduce the next major version of macOS at WWDC25 on June 9. The new version always includes new features, and this year, a major user interface overhaul will be the highlight of the changes to what is expected to now be named macOS 26. Whatever new features Apple introduces, they’re sure to be…
Will Apple announce any new hardware at WWDC 2025?
Every year, as Apple’s WWDC approaches, speculation about what new products may arrive alongside all the big software announcements. While sources claim that Apple has been working on a new interface for iOS, macOS, and other operating systems, we haven’t heard much about new hardware coming at WWDC. There are rumors about products in the…
WWDC is coming: These are the 7 things I can’t wait to see
Let’s be honest: WWDC 2025 is unlikely to go down in history as one Apple’s greatest ever events, as I’ve warned in a separate article. The company shouldn’t really be forging ahead with new plans until it finishes mopping up the undelivered ones from last year, and the ongoing and unaddressed failures of Siri and…
Tim Cook’s year is doomed, and it’s not even June yet
Has anyone done a check-in with Tim Cook lately? You know, just drive by the Apple campus and see how things are going? Maybe bring him an edible basket of some kind? He’s been having a year. To be fair, he’s been having a year where the company is still doing great business and has…
Maybe Apple was right about Siri all along
According to the latest Apple tea, Siri is a four-letter word that shan’t pass Apple’s lips. Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reports that Siri will not be discussed much at next month’s WWDC. That makes sense. The Macalope never wants to talk about things he’s not good at, either. Coding. Rollerskating. Integrals. Flossing. Both the dental regimen…
macOS 16: Everything We Know So Far
The Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), Apple's annual developer and software-oriented event, is less than three weeks away. We haven't heard a great deal about macOS 16 ahead of its announcement this year, so we could be in for some major surprises when June 9 rolls around. Here's what we know so far about the next…
macOS Tiburon to macOS Pacific: Which Name Will Apple Use This Year?
Every year heading into WWDC, one thought on many Mac fans' minds is what Apple will choose as the name for the next version of macOS. The tradition dates all the way back to the beginning of Mac OS X with its big cat names like Leopard, and Apple shifted to California-themed names with the…

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