Apple Unveils macOS Tahoe Amid Design Overhaul and Subtle AI Enhancements
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On June 9, Apple filed for a U.S. trademark on 'macOS Tahoe', coinciding with its unveiling during WWDC 2025 — a year when the tech giant found itself unusually exposed to criticism over perceived stagnation. While no earth-shattering AI breakthrough headlined the event, Apple introduced a sweeping aesthetic transformation: a unified design language spanning iOS, macOS, iPadOS, watchOS, and visionOS, built around a translucent "liquid glass" interface responsive to light and motion. macOS Tahoe, named after the scenic American lake reportedly favored by Apple executives, anchors these updates with a significantly upgraded Spotlight. No longer just a search tool, Spotlight now acts as an AI-enhanced command hub, capable of executing natural language queries, launching app-specific settings, and even triggering shortcuts or composing messages. Complementing these under-the-hood improvements are visual changes to macOS’s top and bottom bars, richer widget interactivity, and deeper iPhone-Mac integration, all aimed at refining user productivity and coherence across Apple’s ecosystem. Context added: Following visualisation shows detail info on new Apple 'macOS Tahoe' trademark.
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