A história acompanha um romance sucedido por um assassinato envolvendo “dois amantes jovens, adultos, mas tementes a Deus” e uma investigação que tentará desvendar o custo emocional de se viver como assassinos por 18 anos.
Essa fascinante narrativa de crimes reais, ambientada em um pano de fundo de sexo e assassinato no Panhandle da Flórida, promete se tornar um clássico instantâneo.
De acordo com a Apple, “Guilty Creatures” será produzida pelo Tomorrow Studios (parceira do ITV Studios) como fruto de um acordo com a Alma Margo e a Fortunate Jack Productions.
O Apple TV está disponível no aplicativo Apple TV em mais de 100 países e regiões, seja em iPhones, iPads, Apple TVs, Macs, dispositivos Android, smart TVs ou online — além de também estar em aparelhos como Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Chromecast com Google TV, consoles PlayStation e Xbox. O serviço custa R$29,90 por mês, com um período de teste gratuito de 7 dias. Por tempo limitado, quem comprar e ativar um novo iPhone, iPad, Apple TV ou Mac ganha 3 meses do Apple TV. Ele também faz parte do pacote de assinaturas da empresa, o Apple One.
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Übers Wochenende hat Apple die Preise für seinen Abo-Dienst Apple Music in weiteren Ländern angehoben, unter anderem in Deutschland. Das Einzelabo pro Monat steigt von 10,99 Euro auf 11,99 Euro. Das Familienabo für sechs Personen steigt auf 19,99 Euro von bisher 16,99 Euro. Auch das Studierendenabo wird etwas teurer: 6,99 Euro statt 5,99 Euro.
Den Preis für das Jahresabo für Einzelpersonen hat Apple ebenfalls angehoben: von 109 Euro auf 119 Euro pro Jahr. Allerdings ist selbst nach der Preiserhöhung ein Jahresabo ein hervorragendes Angebot. Geteilt durch zwölf Monate zahlt man auch nach der Preiserhöhung effektiv rund 9,99 Euro pro Monat für ein Apple-Music-Abonnement. Der Zugang zum klassischen Katalog über Apple Music Classical ist in der aktuellen Preiserhöhung inbegriffen.
Die Preiserhöhungen im Euroraum sind vergleichbar mit den Änderungen in den USA vor wenigen Tagen. Auch dort hat Apple die Preise für ein Individualabo von 10,99 auf 11,99 US-Dollar erhöht. Gegenüber der Presse rechtfertigt Apple diese Preissteigerungen mit gestiegenen Lizenzkosten. An dieser Stelle wäre interessant zu beobachten, ob Apple in der nahen Zukunft auch die Preise für seinen Streaming-Dienst Apple TV anhebt. Die Lizenzkosten dürften hier kaum eine Rolle spielen, denn die Inhalte auf Apple TV sind allesamt von Apple eingekauft, die Nutzungslizenzen liegen direkt in Cupertino.
Angesichts dieser Preissteigerungen wird Apple One immer attraktiver: Aktuell kostet das Paket für eine Einzelperson 19,95 Euro pro Monat und beinhaltet das Abo für iCloud+, allerdings nur für 50 GB, Apple Music, Apple TV und Apple Arcade. Allein für Apple Music, Apple TV und iCloud+ müsste man separat 22,97 Euro pro Monat ausgeben, wenn man sie einzeln abonniert: 11,99 Euro für Apple Music, 9,99 Euro für Apple TV und 0,99 Euro für iCloud+.
Just one day after its global premiere on July 15, 2026, Anya Taylor-Joy’s high-stakes limited series “Lucky” has stormed to the top of Apple TV’s streaming charts in the United States, dethroning established hits like “Silo” and claiming the platform’s overall top spot.
The seven-episode crime thriller, which dropped its first two episodes on premiere day with weekly releases to follow, has generated massive buzz thanks to Taylor-Joy’s magnetic lead performance and a stacked ensemble cast. Early viewership data from FlixPatrol confirms the explosive debut, signaling strong audience appetite for glossy, twist-filled thrillers this summer.
A High-Octane Return to the Small Screen
In Lucky, Taylor-Joy stars as Luciana “Lucky” Armstrong, a reformed con artist whose carefully rebuilt life unravels after a multimillion-dollar heist goes disastrously wrong. Forced back into the criminal underworld she escaped years earlier, she finds herself pursued by both the FBI and a ruthless mob boss (played with icy menace by Annette Bening). The series blends pulse-pounding chases, family betrayals, and moral dilemmas, all set against glamorous backdrops like Las Vegas penthouses and sun-baked desert highways.
Taylor-Joy, who also executive produces through her Ladykiller banner alongside Reese Witherspoon’s Hello Sunshine, delivers a layered, physically demanding turn that echoes the breakout intensity of “The Queen’s Gambit” while showcasing the action prowess she honed in films like Furiosa. Supporting players Timothy Olyphant (as Lucky’s complicated father), Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor (as a determined FBI agent), Drew Starkey, Clifton Collins Jr., and William Fichtner round out a cast that critics are already praising for elevating the material.
Created by Jonathan Tropper and co-showrun with Cassie Pappas, “Lucky” adapts Marissa Stapley’s bestselling 2021 novel (a Reese’s Book Club pick). The production shot in Las Vegas and Los Angeles, wrapping principal photography in 2025 before arriving with sleek marketing and an adrenalized trailer that teased its mix of glamour, deception, and survival.
Why the Instant Success?
Apple TV has seen sustained hits from Taylor-Joy before — her 2025 sci-fi thriller “The Gorge” lingered on charts for hundreds of days — but “Lucky” marks her triumphant return to limited series television. The timing couldn’t be better: summer viewing habits favor bingeable, escapist fare, and the show’s weekly episode drops build anticipation without overwhelming audiences.
Early reviews highlight Taylor-Joy’s star power and the series’ slick production values, even as some note familiar genre tropes. Its rapid climb to #1 underscores Apple’s strategy of leveraging A-list talent and book adaptations to drive subscriptions.
With new episodes dropping every Wednesday through August 19th, Lucky is poised to maintain momentum. Whether it sustains its chart dominance like Apple’s other long-runners remains to be seen, but its opening salvo has already proven one thing: audiences are feeling very lucky indeed.
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macOS Tahoe 26.5.2 (25F84) is now Available For All Users!
UPDATED: 06/29/26
This article will be continually updated as new information comes in.
Apple just released the 5th minor update for macOS Tahoe to the public! Let’s jump in and find out what’s new.
This update is a very small point release that shows the following notes:
The 26.5.2 Update includes the following:
“This update provides security fixes for your Mac.”
If you look at the security update page, it does not have just one or two security fixes. The Tahoe 26.5.2 update includes fixes for 38 individual CVE vulnerabilities. Normally smaller point releases will have fixes for a few bugs and a few security items but this is a lot
macOS Tahoe Patch Notes Summary
1. New Features – 0
2. Developer Documented Fixes – 0
3. Security Fixes – 11
4. Enterprise Fixes – 0
5. Safari Security (Webkit) – 17
6. Safari – 26.5.2 for macOS Sequoia and Sonoma
7. Full installer & IPSW – Both Released
8. OpenCore Legacy Patcher Users – NOT COMPATIBLE!
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OpenCore Legacy Patcher for Unsupported Macs
OCLP 2.4.1 & macOS Tahoe 26.5.2 : DO NOT INSTALL! NOT COMPATIBLE YET. This release is in full testing and it is not recommended that you attempt to install it yet.!
The delta update will automatically change in size for exactly what your macOS version needs.
Full update & OCLP Users = NOT SUPPORTED YET
Apple Silicon Updates
Delta from macOS Tahoe 26.5.1 with size = 2.77GB
Upgrade from macOS Sequoia 15.7.7 with size =
Intel Updates
Delta Update from macOS Tahoe 26.5.1 with size = 1.13GB
6. Apple Silicon System Firmware Version
This update has a new firmware update. The version number is reported in System Information under “System Firmware Version“. Also known as mBoot.
Apple Silicon Firmware = UPDATED!
21. macOS Tahoe 26.5.2 = 18000.121.3
20. macOS Tahoe 26.5.1 = 18000.120.36
19. macOS Tahoe 26.5 = 18000.120.36
18. macOS Tahoe 26.4.1 = 18000.101.7
17. macOS Tahoe 26.4 = 18000.101.7
16. macOS Tahoe 26.3.1 = 13822.81.10
15. macOS Tahoe 26.3 = 13822.81.10
14. macOS Tahoe 26.2 = 13822.61.10
13. macOS Tahoe 26.1 = 13822.41.1
12. macOS Tahoe 26.0.1 = 13822.1.2
11. macOS Tahoe 26.0 = 13822.1.2
10. macOS Tahoe RC = 13822.1.2
9. macOS Tahoe Beta 9 = 13822.1.2
8. macOS Tahoe Beta 8 = 13822.1.2
7. macOS Tahoe Beta 7 = 13822.1.2
6. macOS Tahoe Beta 6 = 13822.1.2
5. macOS Tahoe Beta 5 = 13822.0.277.0.3
4. macOS Tahoe Beta 4 = 13822.0.233
3. macOS Tahoe Beta 3 = 13822.0.194.0.3
2. macOS Tahoe Beta 2 = 13822.0.166.0.1
1. macOS Tahoe Beta 1 = 13822.0.88.511.1
7. Apple Silicon OS loader Version (iBoot)
OS Loader Version (iBoot) also referred to as “iBoot second-stage loader”, is Apple’s stage 2 bootloader. The OS loader version will be the same as the “System Firmware Version” on the latest OS. On previous versions of macOS Monterey and Big Sur, the OS loader version will be a version behind. Example = Monterey = 7459.121.3 & Big Sur = 6723.140.2
OS Loader version = UPDATED!
21. macOS Tahoe 26.5.2 = 18000.121.3
20. macOS Tahoe 26.5.1 = 18000.120.36
19. macOS Tahoe 26.5 = 18000.120.36
18. macOS Tahoe 26.4.1 = 18000.101.7
17. macOS Tahoe 26.4 = 18000.101.7
16. macOS Tahoe 26.3.1 = 13822.81.10
15. macOS Tahoe 26.3 = 13822.81.10
14. macOS Tahoe 26.2 = 13822.61.10
13. macOS Tahoe 26.1 = 13822.41.1
12. macOS Tahoe 26.0.1 = 13822.1.2
11. macOS Tahoe 26.0 = 13822.1.2
10. macOS Tahoe RC = 13822.1.2
9. macOS Tahoe Beta 9 = 13822.1.2
8. macOS Tahoe Beta 8 = 13822.1.2
7. macOS Tahoe Beta 7 = 13822.1.2
6. macOS Tahoe Beta 6 = 13822.1.2
5. macOS Tahoe Beta 5 = 13822.0.277.0.3
4. macOS Tahoe Beta 4 = 13822.0.233
3. macOS Tahoe Beta 3 = 13822.0.194.0.3
2. macOS Tahoe Beta 2 = 13822.0.166.0.1
1. macOS Tahoe Beta 1 = 13822.0.88.511.1
8. Intel T2 BridgeOS Update
The Version of BridgeOS for your T2 Security Chip (2018-2020 Intel Macs) was updated.
BridgeOS version = NOT Updated
21. macOS Tahoe 26.5.2 = 23.16.15067.0.0
20. macOS Tahoe 26.5.1 = 23.16.15067.0.0
19. macOS Tahoe 26.5 = 23.16.15067.0.0
18. macOS Tahoe 26.4.1 = 23.16.14242.0.0
17. macOS Tahoe 26.4 = 23.16.14242.0.0
16. macOS Tahoe 26.3.1 = 23.16.13120.0.0
15. macOS Tahoe 26.3 = 23.16.13120.0.0
14. macOS Tahoe 26.2 = 23.16.12048.0.0
13. macOS Tahoe 26.1 = 23.16.11072.0.0
12. macOS Tahoe 26.0.1 = 23.16.10350.0.0
11. macOS Tahoe 26.0 = 23.16.10350.0.0
10. macOS Tahoe RC = 23.16.10350.0.0
9. macOS Tahoe Beta 9 = 23.16.10350.0.0
8. macOS Tahoe Beta 8 = 23.16.10348.5.1
7. macOS Tahoe Beta 7 = 23.16.5342.0.1
6. macOS Tahoe Beta 6 = 23.16.5342.0.1
5. macOS Tahoe Beta 5 = 23.16.5331.0.4
4. macOS Tahoe Beta 4 = 23.16.5320.0.2
3. macOS Tahoe Beta 3 = N/A
2. macOS Tahoe Beta 2 = N/A
1. macOS Tahoe Beta 1 = 23.16.5283.0.7
9. Intel T2 Firmware Update
The System Firmware Version for your Mac (2019-2020)
This update also includes the following Developer enhancements and bug fixes:
The macOS 26.5 SDK provides support to develop apps for Mac computers running Tahoe 26.5. The SDK comes bundled with Xcode 26.5, available from the Mac App Store. For information on the compatibility requirements for Xcode 26.5, see Xcode 26.5 Release Notes.
You can read pricing information for subscriptions that have a monthly with 12-month commitment billing plan configuration in App Store Connect or StoreKit Testing in Xcode through the new PricingTerms model on SubscriptionInfo.pricingTerms. (150388310)
You can specify the billing plan type to use for subscriptions that have a monthly with 12-month commitment billing plan configuration using the new billingPlanTypePurchaseOption. (150388542)
Read customer entitlement metadata for subscriptions purchased with a monthly billing plan type through the new CommitmentInfo data model on Transaction and SubscriptionRenewalInfo. (150388746)
When you import both StoreKit and SwiftUI, you can merchandise the monthly billing plan configuration for subscriptions that have a monthly with 12-month commitment billing plan using built-in styles through the new preferredSubscriptionPricingTerms(_:) API. (150389069)
Fixed: The App Version field in the ASN.1 app receipt might contain the string “null” instead of the expected version number. (171614522) (FB22114908)
Fixed: Transaction.currentEntitlements might be empty if a customer has an active subscription when the device’s system calendar is set to a non-Gregorian format. (173415174)
macOS Tahoe 26.5.1 (25F80) is now Available For All Users!
UPDATED: 06/02/26
This article will be continually updated as new information comes in.
Apple just released the 3rd minor update for macOS Tahoe to the public! Let’s jump in and find out what’s new.
This update is a very small point release that shows the following notes:
The 26.5.1 Update includes the following:
This update addresses an issue for enterprise users where Macs with an M5 chip could unexpectedly shut down when using certain content filtering network extensions.
This update appears to only fix one issue with M5 Macs. The update is available for ALL macOS Tahoe supported Macs. The update also does not have any published CVE Security fixes listed on Apple’s Security Update page.
macOS Tahoe Patch Notes Summary
1. New Features – 0
2. Developer Documented Fixes – 0
3. Security Fixes – 0
4. Enterprise Fixes – 1
5. Safari Security (Webkit) – 0
6. Safari – No update
7. Full installer & IPSW – Both Released
8. OpenCore Legacy Patcher Users – NOT COMPATIBLE!
OpenCore Legacy Patcher for Unsupported Macs
OCLP 2.4.1 & macOS Tahoe 26.5.1 : DO NOT INSTALL! NOT COMPATIBLE YET. This release is in full testing and it is not recommended that you attempt to install it yet.!
The delta update will automatically change in size for exactly what your macOS version needs.
Full update & OCLP Users = NOT SUPPORTED YET
Apple Silicon Updates
Delta from macOS Tahoe 26.5 with size = 2.14GB
Upgrade from macOS Sequoia 15.7.7 with size =
Intel Updates
Delta Update from macOS Tahoe 26.5 with size = 929MB
6. Apple Silicon System Firmware Version
This update has a new firmware update. The version number is reported in System Information under “System Firmware Version“. Also known as mBoot.
Apple Silicon Firmware = NOT Updated
20. macOS Tahoe 26.5.1 = 18000.120.36
19. macOS Tahoe 26.5 = 18000.120.36
18. macOS Tahoe 26.4.1 = 18000.101.7
17. macOS Tahoe 26.4 = 18000.101.7
16. macOS Tahoe 26.3.1 = 13822.81.10
15. macOS Tahoe 26.3 = 13822.81.10
14. macOS Tahoe 26.2 = 13822.61.10
13. macOS Tahoe 26.1 = 13822.41.1
12. macOS Tahoe 26.0.1 = 13822.1.2
11. macOS Tahoe 26.0 = 13822.1.2
10. macOS Tahoe RC = 13822.1.2
9. macOS Tahoe Beta 9 = 13822.1.2
8. macOS Tahoe Beta 8 = 13822.1.2
7. macOS Tahoe Beta 7 = 13822.1.2
6. macOS Tahoe Beta 6 = 13822.1.2
5. macOS Tahoe Beta 5 = 13822.0.277.0.3
4. macOS Tahoe Beta 4 = 13822.0.233
3. macOS Tahoe Beta 3 = 13822.0.194.0.3
2. macOS Tahoe Beta 2 = 13822.0.166.0.1
1. macOS Tahoe Beta 1 = 13822.0.88.511.1
7. Apple Silicon OS loader Version (iBoot)
OS Loader Version (iBoot) also referred to as “iBoot second-stage loader”, is Apple’s stage 2 bootloader. The OS loader version will be the same as the “System Firmware Version” on the latest OS. On previous versions of macOS Monterey and Big Sur, the OS loader version will be a version behind. Example = Monterey = 7459.121.3 & Big Sur = 6723.140.2
OS Loader version = NOT Updated
20. macOS Tahoe 26.5.1 = 18000.120.36
19. macOS Tahoe 26.5 = 18000.120.36
18. macOS Tahoe 26.4.1 = 18000.101.7
17. macOS Tahoe 26.4 = 18000.101.7
16. macOS Tahoe 26.3.1 = 13822.81.10
15. macOS Tahoe 26.3 = 13822.81.10
14. macOS Tahoe 26.2 = 13822.61.10
13. macOS Tahoe 26.1 = 13822.41.1
12. macOS Tahoe 26.0.1 = 13822.1.2
11. macOS Tahoe 26.0 = 13822.1.2
10. macOS Tahoe RC = 13822.1.2
9. macOS Tahoe Beta 9 = 13822.1.2
8. macOS Tahoe Beta 8 = 13822.1.2
7. macOS Tahoe Beta 7 = 13822.1.2
6. macOS Tahoe Beta 6 = 13822.1.2
5. macOS Tahoe Beta 5 = 13822.0.277.0.3
4. macOS Tahoe Beta 4 = 13822.0.233
3. macOS Tahoe Beta 3 = 13822.0.194.0.3
2. macOS Tahoe Beta 2 = 13822.0.166.0.1
1. macOS Tahoe Beta 1 = 13822.0.88.511.1
8. Intel T2 BridgeOS Update
The Version of BridgeOS for your T2 Security Chip (2018-2020 Intel Macs) was updated.
BridgeOS version = NOT Updated
20. macOS Tahoe 26.5.1 = 23.16.15067.0.0
19. macOS Tahoe 26.5 = 23.16.15067.0.0
18. macOS Tahoe 26.4.1 = 23.16.14242.0.0
17. macOS Tahoe 26.4 = 23.16.14242.0.0
16. macOS Tahoe 26.3.1 = 23.16.13120.0.0
15. macOS Tahoe 26.3 = 23.16.13120.0.0
14. macOS Tahoe 26.2 = 23.16.12048.0.0
13. macOS Tahoe 26.1 = 23.16.11072.0.0
12. macOS Tahoe 26.0.1 = 23.16.10350.0.0
11. macOS Tahoe 26.0 = 23.16.10350.0.0
10. macOS Tahoe RC = 23.16.10350.0.0
9. macOS Tahoe Beta 9 = 23.16.10350.0.0
8. macOS Tahoe Beta 8 = 23.16.10348.5.1
7. macOS Tahoe Beta 7 = 23.16.5342.0.1
6. macOS Tahoe Beta 6 = 23.16.5342.0.1
5. macOS Tahoe Beta 5 = 23.16.5331.0.4
4. macOS Tahoe Beta 4 = 23.16.5320.0.2
3. macOS Tahoe Beta 3 = N/A
2. macOS Tahoe Beta 2 = N/A
1. macOS Tahoe Beta 1 = 23.16.5283.0.7
9. Intel T2 Firmware Update
The System Firmware Version for your Mac (2019-2020)
This update addresses an issue for enterprise users where Macs with an M5 chip could unexpectedly shut down when using certain content filtering network extensions.
developer.apple/com/forum/thread/822390
14 macOS Tahoe Developer Release Notes
This update also includes the following Developer enhancements and bug fixes:
The macOS 26.5 SDK provides support to develop apps for Mac computers running Tahoe 26.5. The SDK comes bundled with Xcode 26.5, available from the Mac App Store. For information on the compatibility requirements for Xcode 26.5, see Xcode 26.5 Release Notes.
You can read pricing information for subscriptions that have a monthly with 12-month commitment billing plan configuration in App Store Connect or StoreKit Testing in Xcode through the new PricingTerms model on SubscriptionInfo.pricingTerms. (150388310)
You can specify the billing plan type to use for subscriptions that have a monthly with 12-month commitment billing plan configuration using the new billingPlanTypePurchaseOption. (150388542)
Read customer entitlement metadata for subscriptions purchased with a monthly billing plan type through the new CommitmentInfo data model on Transaction and SubscriptionRenewalInfo. (150388746)
When you import both StoreKit and SwiftUI, you can merchandise the monthly billing plan configuration for subscriptions that have a monthly with 12-month commitment billing plan using built-in styles through the new preferredSubscriptionPricingTerms(_:) API. (150389069)
Fixed: The App Version field in the ASN.1 app receipt might contain the string “null” instead of the expected version number. (171614522) (FB22114908)
Fixed: Transaction.currentEntitlements might be empty if a customer has an active subscription when the device’s system calendar is set to a non-Gregorian format. (173415174)
macOS Tahoe 26.5 (25F71) is now Available For All Users!
UPDATED: 05/12/26
This article will be continually updated as new information comes in.
Apple just released the 5th major update for macOS Tahoe to the public! Let’s jump in and find out what’s new.
This update is a large point release update that shows the following notes:
The 26.5 Update includes the following:
“This update includes enhancements, bug fixes and security updates for your Mac”
NOTE: Apple did not list the below two updates. Thank you to @Dhinak for grabbing the info. The MagSafe info was provided in the Apple Developer Forum.
Suggested Places in Maps displays recommendations based on what’s trending nearby and your recent searches
Power control setting in Energy for Mac mini, Mac Studio, and iMac enables you to power off or restart your Mac using assistive accessories like switches
MagSafe Power adapter color will now show green if the battery charge limit is set and the Mac is fully charged =
The light should now turn green when the device reaches the charging limit.
The light should now turn back to amber if/when power drain causes charging to resume.
developer.apple/com/forum/thread/822390
macOS Tahoe Patch Notes Summary
1. New Features – 3*
2. Developer Documented Fixes – 8
3. Security Fixes – 79
4. Enterprise Fixes – 8
5. Safari Security (Webkit) –
6. Safari – Updated – 26.5
7. Full installer & IPSW – Both Released
8. OpenCore Legacy Patcher Users – NOT COMPATIBLE!
OpenCore Legacy Patcher for Unsupported Macs
OCLP 2.4.1 & macOS Tahoe 26.5 : DO NOT INSTALL! NOT COMPATIBLE YET. This release is in full testing and it is not recommended that you attempt to install it yet.!
The delta update will automatically change in size for exactly what your macOS version needs.
Full update & OCLP Users = NOT SUPPORTED YET
Apple Silicon Updates
Delta from macOS Tahoe 26.4.1 with size = 3.78
Upgrade from macOS Sequoia 15.7.4 with size = 10.05GB
Intel Updates
Delta Update from macOS Tahoe 26.4.1 with size = 2.83GB
6. Apple Silicon System Firmware Version
This update has a new firmware update. The version number is reported in System Information under “System Firmware Version“. Also known as mBoot.
Apple Silicon Firmware = Updated!
19. macOS Tahoe 26.5 = 18000.120.36
18. macOS Tahoe 26.4.1 = 18000.101.7
17. macOS Tahoe 26.4 = 18000.101.7
16. macOS Tahoe 26.3.1 = 13822.81.10
15. macOS Tahoe 26.3 = 13822.81.10
14. macOS Tahoe 26.2 = 13822.61.10
13. macOS Tahoe 26.1 = 13822.41.1
12. macOS Tahoe 26.0.1 = 13822.1.2
11. macOS Tahoe 26.0 = 13822.1.2
10. macOS Tahoe RC = 13822.1.2
9. macOS Tahoe Beta 9 = 13822.1.2
8. macOS Tahoe Beta 8 = 13822.1.2
7. macOS Tahoe Beta 7 = 13822.1.2
6. macOS Tahoe Beta 6 = 13822.1.2
5. macOS Tahoe Beta 5 = 13822.0.277.0.3
4. macOS Tahoe Beta 4 = 13822.0.233
3. macOS Tahoe Beta 3 = 13822.0.194.0.3
2. macOS Tahoe Beta 2 = 13822.0.166.0.1
1. macOS Tahoe Beta 1 = 13822.0.88.511.1
7. Apple Silicon OS loader Version (iBoot)
OS Loader Version (iBoot) also referred to as “iBoot second-stage loader”, is Apple’s stage 2 bootloader. The OS loader version will be the same as the “System Firmware Version” on the latest OS. On previous versions of macOS Monterey and Big Sur, the OS loader version will be a version behind. Example = Monterey = 7459.121.3 & Big Sur = 6723.140.2
OS Loader version = Updated!
19. macOS Tahoe 26.5 = 18000.120.36
18. macOS Tahoe 26.4.1 = 18000.101.7
17. macOS Tahoe 26.4 = 18000.101.7
16. macOS Tahoe 26.3.1 = 13822.81.10
15. macOS Tahoe 26.3 = 13822.81.10
14. macOS Tahoe 26.2 = 13822.61.10
13. macOS Tahoe 26.1 = 13822.41.1
12. macOS Tahoe 26.0.1 = 13822.1.2
11. macOS Tahoe 26.0 = 13822.1.2
10. macOS Tahoe RC = 13822.1.2
9. macOS Tahoe Beta 9 = 13822.1.2
8. macOS Tahoe Beta 8 = 13822.1.2
7. macOS Tahoe Beta 7 = 13822.1.2
6. macOS Tahoe Beta 6 = 13822.1.2
5. macOS Tahoe Beta 5 = 13822.0.277.0.3
4. macOS Tahoe Beta 4 = 13822.0.233
3. macOS Tahoe Beta 3 = 13822.0.194.0.3
2. macOS Tahoe Beta 2 = 13822.0.166.0.1
1. macOS Tahoe Beta 1 = 13822.0.88.511.1
8. Intel T2 BridgeOS Update
The Version of BridgeOS for your T2 Security Chip (2018-2020 Intel Macs) was updated.
BridgeOS version = Updated!
19. macOS Tahoe 26.5 = 23.16.15067.0.0
18. macOS Tahoe 26.4.1 = 23.16.14242.0.0
17. macOS Tahoe 26.4 = 23.16.14242.0.0
16. macOS Tahoe 26.3.1 = 23.16.13120.0.0
15. macOS Tahoe 26.3 = 23.16.13120.0.0
14. macOS Tahoe 26.2 = 23.16.12048.0.0
13. macOS Tahoe 26.1 = 23.16.11072.0.0
12. macOS Tahoe 26.0.1 = 23.16.10350.0.0
11. macOS Tahoe 26.0 = 23.16.10350.0.0
10. macOS Tahoe RC = 23.16.10350.0.0
9. macOS Tahoe Beta 9 = 23.16.10350.0.0
8. macOS Tahoe Beta 8 = 23.16.10348.5.1
7. macOS Tahoe Beta 7 = 23.16.5342.0.1
6. macOS Tahoe Beta 6 = 23.16.5342.0.1
5. macOS Tahoe Beta 5 = 23.16.5331.0.4
4. macOS Tahoe Beta 4 = 23.16.5320.0.2
3. macOS Tahoe Beta 3 = N/A
2. macOS Tahoe Beta 2 = N/A
1. macOS Tahoe Beta 1 = 23.16.5283.0.7
9. Intel T2 Firmware Update
The System Firmware Version for your Mac (2019-2020)
Resolved an issue where some Mac computers may start up to a black screen after a software update.
Root and intermediate certificates are correctly updated when renewing enrollment in a device management service.
Resolved an issue where Mac computers restarted unexpectedly while mounting SMB shares.
Resolved an issue where MacBook Air with M5 and MacBook Pro with M5 Pro or M5 Max restarted unexpectedly when using some content filter extensions.
Resolved an issue where successful smart card logins triggered incorrect password attempts.
When autofill is disabled for Safari using device management, Autofill Passwords and Passkeys can still be enabled for other apps in System Settings.
X11 apps using XQuartz now display correctly after the app window is resized.
When the Mac is not bound to Active Directory, the SMB client now performs DNS SRV lookups for ldap.tcp.<serverName> and gc.tcp.<serverName> configured in nsmb.conf to discover domain controllers. If domain controllers are found, the client attempts to connect to each one in order. If all domain controller connections fail, the client falls back to the original server name.
Suggested Places in Maps displays recommendations based on what’s trending nearby and your recent searches
Power control setting in Energy for Mac mini, Mac Studio, and iMac enables you to power off or restart your Mac using assistive accessories like switches
MagSafe Power adapter color will now show green if the battery charge limit is set and the Mac is fully charged =
The light should now turn green when the device reaches the charging limit.
The light should now turn back to amber if/when power drain causes charging to resume.
developer.apple/com/forum/thread/822390
14 macOS Tahoe Developer Release Notes
This update also includes the following Developer enhancements and bug fixes:
The macOS 26.5 SDK provides support to develop apps for Mac computers running Tahoe 26.5. The SDK comes bundled with Xcode 26.5, available from the Mac App Store. For information on the compatibility requirements for Xcode 26.5, see Xcode 26.5 Release Notes.
You can read pricing information for subscriptions that have a monthly with 12-month commitment billing plan configuration in App Store Connect or StoreKit Testing in Xcode through the new PricingTerms model on SubscriptionInfo.pricingTerms. (150388310)
You can specify the billing plan type to use for subscriptions that have a monthly with 12-month commitment billing plan configuration using the new billingPlanTypePurchaseOption. (150388542)
Read customer entitlement metadata for subscriptions purchased with a monthly billing plan type through the new CommitmentInfo data model on Transaction and SubscriptionRenewalInfo. (150388746)
When you import both StoreKit and SwiftUI, you can merchandise the monthly billing plan configuration for subscriptions that have a monthly with 12-month commitment billing plan using built-in styles through the new preferredSubscriptionPricingTerms(_:) API. (150389069)
Fixed: The App Version field in the ASN.1 app receipt might contain the string “null” instead of the expected version number. (171614522) (FB22114908)
Fixed: Transaction.currentEntitlements might be empty if a customer has an active subscription when the device’s system calendar is set to a non-Gregorian format. (173415174)
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