Photo: Charlie Sorrel/Cult of Mac The upcoming macOS 26 Tahoe is the last upgrade that will be compatible with Macs running Intel processors, Apple revealed at WWDC on Monday. The company continued to ...

Five WWDCs ago, Apple unveiled macOS Big Sur. This was the last time the company updated its macOS design. Despite its many flaws, Big Sur was the company's first attempt to make the Mac work even ...

TL;DR: A rumor claims Apple's upcoming macOS 26 may drop support for several recent Macs, including 2019 iMacs, 2018 MacBook Pros, and 2020 MacBook Airs with Intel CPUs (you'll need an M1 model, or ...

The beginning of the end for Intel Macs.

IT admins and CIOs should be aware that 2026 is effectively the final year of support for Intel-based Macs. Apple told us so at WWDC last year when it said, “macOS 26 (Tahoe) will be the final release ...

macOS Tahoe is one of the most important updates for the Mac to this date. A couple of weeks after seeding beta 2 to developers, Apple is now making available the third testing version. With the ...

Back in 2020, Apple entered a new era. It released its first Apple Silicon chips and with them said goodbye to the Intel chips that had powered its Mac computers since the early 2000s. Apple Silicon ...

PCMag editors select and review products independently. If you buy through affiliate links, we may earn commissions, which help support our testing. Maybe it's frugality, nostalgia, or a reluctance to ...

It wasn't mentioned at the WWDC keynote, but it may have been obvious. Apple has now made it clear that macOS Tahoe is the end of the line for Intel Macs. Admittedly, I missed my guess on this a bit.