Apple's recent announcement at WWDC for macOS 26 'Tahoe' includes impressive visual updates, like the 'Liquid Glass' design theme, and enhances cross-device compatibility, particularly in gaming. Despite these advancements, many features are not uniquely new—window tiling and the unified Games app have been present in Windows for years. This raises questions about innovation versus imitation in Apple's product development. Overall, while the aesthetic improvements are noteworthy, Apple's reliance on existing Windows functionalities signals a need for original advancements.
The new macOS 26 'Tahoe' features a clean UI with 'Liquid Glass' design but includes elements like window tiling that have been present in Windows for years.
With the new Games app introduced in macOS 26, Apple is enhancing cross-device gaming, unifying its gaming experience across macOS, iOS, and iPadOS.
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