There’s more to macOS Tahoe than its Liquid Glass redesign
Apple is pushing its “F1” movie hard, but we’re discovering ever more about the company’s first macOS Tahoe and iPadOS 26 betas, all on this week’s episode of the AppleInsider Podcast.
Apple has never pushed a film as hard as it has “F1: The Movie,” and just as this episode was recorded, that promotion included a new Apple Vision Pro experience. One of your hosts immediately took it for a ride, while the other got to listen to the sound of racing cars in the distance.
But both hosts are now up close with Apple’s beta releases, particularly with macOS Tahoe. You only know what an OS is really like when you use it constantly — and it’s also now that you find out so much more that Apple hasn’t had time to promote.
Plus over on the iPad with iPadOS 26, the Files app has gone from non-existent, to not very useful, to now practically working as well as the Mac’s Finder. The question is how effective it is — and whether the iPad continues to be its own thing, separate from the Mac and the iPhone.
BONUS: Subscribe via Patreon or Apple Podcasts to hear AppleInsider+, the extended edition. This time, everyone tells you not to install Apple’s beta software, and so many people do anyway. Here what it’s like, and what we regret, about using the very first betas of macOS 26 and more, for everyday work.
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