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Apple's WWDC 2025 event dropped more than just iOS and iPadOS updates — it delivered a serious glow-up for Mac users too. Say hello to macOS Tahoe 26, the latest and most visually striking version of Apple's desktop operating system. This time around, Apple isn't just adding features; it's completely rethinking the Mac experience, both in form and function.
Apple is doubling down on its in-house silicon efforts, and it's not just for iPhones or Macs anymore. The tech giant is reportedly developing new custom chips that will fuel a wave of next-generation devices—including smart glasses, ultra-powerful Macs, and dedicated servers for Apple's AI systems. Let's break down what this means and what's on the horizon.
Meta has reportedly blocked access to Apple Intelligence features across four of its major platforms—Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram, and Threads. According to a report by CNET, the AI-powered writing tools developed by Apple have been removed from these apps, with Meta's own AI tools now taking their place in some cases.
Apple has officially rolled out iOS 18.4, bringing with it a suite of enhancements—including the expansion of Apple Intelligence to new regions such as the European Union and India. Alongside this update, Apple has also released iPadOS 18.4, macOS 15.4, watchOS 11.4, and visionOS 2.4, offering broader access to its latest features across its device ecosystem.
If you were looking forward to a smarter, more proactive Siri this year, you might need to wait a little longer. Apple has officially confirmed that its ambitious AI-driven Siri overhaul has been delayed until 2026.
