At WWDC, Apple announced new features for MacOS 26 'Tahoe', emphasizing a sleek 'Liquid Glass' UI and improved cross-device compatibility. However, several features, such as window management and a new Games app, have already been available on Windows. The update includes enhancements to window tiling, allowing for effective organization of applications, similar to Windows' established methods. The new Games app serves as a unified hub across MacOS, iOS, and iPadOS, featuring tabs for Apple Arcade, thus expanding Apple's gaming capabilities.
Apple's latest MacOS 26 'Tahoe' introduces an aesthetically pleasing 'Liquid Glass' design, boosting visual appeal while adopting features that have long existed in Windows.
Among Tahoe's new features is enhanced window management, aligning with that of Windows, which has offered effective window snapping functionality for years.
The new Games app for MacOS, iOS, and iPadOS serves as a unified hub for gaming, paralleling the previously established Game Center and featuring Apple Arcade.
Despite the innovative UI improvements, some features like window tiling highlight how Apple continues to adopt successful concepts from its competitors like Windows.
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