Apple has rolled out the second test version of macOS Tahoe 26 to developers for trying out new features. This update arrives two weeks after the first test and focuses on smoothing out issues before the public gets to try it next month. You’ll need a sleek new look, Apple!
This macOS brings a fresh style called Liquid Glass, which makes everything look shiny and see-through, a bit like the iPhone’s design. It changes how you use apps like Mail, Calendar, and Photos, making them feel new and lively. There’s also a new Phone app for Mac, so you can handle calls and texts right from your computer. Plus, Spotlight search is now quicker and can dig through your emails to find what you need fast.
For those eager to test it, macOS Tahoe is still just for developers, but anyone can sign up with an Apple Developer account to give it a go. Be careful, though—Apple warns not to put this early software on your main Mac since it might have bugs. A public test version is coming in July, with the final release expected this fall. Curious about all the new tricks in macOS Tahoe? Check out Apple’s detailed guide for the full scoop.