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Need-to-knows
- Intel Macs are no longer supported, Apple silicon (M1 or later) required
- Siri has been completely rebuilt as a conversational AI assistant
- Some smaller UI changes to sidebars
- Advanced Siri AI features require M3 or newer with at least 12GB of unified memory
macOS 27 has been given the name ‘Golden Gate’, announced at WWDC 2026 on 8th June and is the update that finally delivers on the Apple Intelligence promises made back at WWDC 2024. It’s also the first version of macOS that requires Apple silicon; Intel Macs have reached the end of the road.
The name follows Apple’s tradition of California landmarks, and the update focuses mainly on the integration of Siri AI. Aside from that, there are some less grand but still substantial updates to performance and efficiency as well as minor UI changes. Here’s everything that’s new!
Siri AI
This is the centrepiece of the entire update. Siri AI isn’t a tweak to the assistant you already know — it’s a ground-up redesign. The new Siri can hold proper back-and-forth conversations, answer questions from the web in real time, and take action across apps using natural language. Ask it to edit a recently sent message, add a track to a playlist, or move an attachment into a project folder. It can do all of that now.
There’s also a dedicated Siri app for the first time, with conversation history that syncs across your Apple devices via iCloud. Start something on your Mac and pick it up on your iPhone. Personal context is baked in too — Siri will be able to draw on your Messages, Mail, Photos, and Notes to answer questions with actual relevance to your life.
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Visual Intelligence is coming to macOS for the first time. Select anything on screen — an image, a document, a block of text — and ask Siri questions about it. That’s a meaningful addition for anyone who regularly works across multiple windows or references documents while browsing.
One caveat is the full Siri AI experience isn’t available to everyone. Custom Siri voices and some of the more advanced features require M3 or later with at least 12GB of unified memory. That means even the MacBook Neo — which runs an A18 Pro — sits outside that threshold for certain capabilities.
Spotlight and search
One of the most consistent complaints about recent versions of macOS has been that search simply doesn’t work well enough. Apple says macOS 27 addresses this directly, with improved Spotlight suggestions and a new search ranking system in Mail that prioritises the most relevant results.
It’s one of those fixes that doesn’t make for a flashy announcement slide, but for anyone who uses their Mac for actual work, better search is arguably one of the most welcome improvement in this entire update.
Safari gets smarter
Safari is gaining some genuinely useful AI-powered tools in Golden Gate. The headline addition is Automatic Tab Topics — Safari will group related tabs together as you browse, keeping research and projects tidy without any manual effort. If you’re anything like me and regularly have thirty tabs open across four different topics, this could be a real quality-of-life improvement.
Notify Me lets you ask Safari to monitor a webpage and alert you when something changes — a product comes back in stock, a price drops, a page is updated. And if you’ve ever wanted a browser extension that does something very specific, there’s now a way to describe what you want and have Safari generate it for you.
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Photos, Messages, and Mail
Photos is getting an expanded suite of AI editing tools. Spatial Reframing lets you intelligently recompose a shot after the fact. A new Extend tool can expand a photo beyond its original boundaries — think something similar to generative fill in third-party apps. The Clean Up tool has also been improved to handle larger objects than it currently can.
In Messages, one-tap suggestions will surface contextual actions from conversations — creating a reminder or a note without leaving the chat. Photo suggestions will get smarter too, surfacing relevant images based on people, places, and keywords mentioned in a thread.
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Mail and Messages will both gain personalised Smart Reply, which is designed to match your writing style depending on who you’re messaging. Apple has used this framing carefully, but what it means in practice is that suggested replies won’t sound like they came from a template.
Liquid Glass
macOS 26 introduced Liquid Glass and it wasn’t universally loved. The contrast was too subtle in places, the refraction effects felt inconsistent, and rounded window corners varied unpredictably between apps. Golden Gate addresses all of this. Readability is improved, contrast is stronger, and corner radiuses are now consistent across the system, including apps that haven’t been updated to the new OS.
Crucially, you can now adjust the intensity of the Liquid Glass effect yourself — from near-transparent to fully tinted. Toolbars have been cleaned up, sidebars now extend edge-to-edge, and menu bar icons have been refreshed. App icons also get greater depth with a more three-dimensional look under the Liquid Glass treatment.
Performance and display improvements
Apple says Golden Gate brings faster AirDrop transfers, faster network file browsing, and a faster Safari start page. These are smaller changes but they compound over time — a snappier Mac is always welcome.
More notably, macOS 27 adds support for higher-resolution ultrawide displays, including 5K at 120Hz. Display arrangements will also be remembered more reliably when reconnecting monitors, which has been a persistent frustration for anyone with a multi-display desk setup.
Compatibility: who gets it?
Intel Macs do not. Every Mac with Apple silicon from M1 onwards is supported, including the MacBook Neo with its A18 Pro, the MacBook Air from 2020, MacBook Pro from 2020, iMac from 2021, Mac mini from 2020, Mac Studio from 2022, and Mac Pro from 2023.
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Full Rosetta 2 support continues for one more cycle under Golden Gate, which gives Intel-app developers a little more runway. But this is the last version of macOS that will include it.
When can you get it?
The first developer beta is available now, with a public beta coming in July. Apple is expected to ship the final version in September 2026, likely alongside iOS 27.
Wrapping up
macOS 27 Golden Gate is one of those updates where Apple has clearly listened. The Liquid Glass refinements, the search improvements, the Siri rebuild, these are all fairly unflashy tweaks that will, if delivered as promised, be genuine user experience improvements.
Whether Siri AI lives up to the billing when it actually ships is the biggest open question so stay tuned for our full thoughts when we get access!
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