Apple Unveils macOS Tahoe: Key Features and AI Upgrades Detailed at WWDC 2025

At the 2025 WWDC, Apple introduced macOS Tahoe, the latest version of its desktop operating system, focusing on tighter integration with iPhone, enhanced AI features, and visual updates. The design now features a new ‘Liquid Glass’ aesthetic, offering a glossy, customizable interface where users can even change folder icon colors. More significantly, the update strengthens Continuity between Mac and iPhone, introducing Live Activities to Mac and, for the first time, a Phone app that includes iOS features like Call Screening, Hold Assist, and Live Translation across Phone, Messages, and FaceTime. Spotlight receives substantial improvements powered by Apple Intelligence. The revamped tool now intelligently predicts user needs, allows direct actions like composing and sending emails, and supports custom quick keys like ‘AR’ for adding reminders. Other notable additions include Genmoji, AI-generated reminders, a new Apple Games app, customizations in Messages like polls and backgrounds, and the Journal app debuting on macOS. Apple plans to release a public beta in July, with the full version of macOS Tahoe expected in the fall. Developers can access it now. The release marks a significant step in Apple’s AI integration strategy across its platforms.