macOS Golden Gate 27.0 (26A428) Final Multilingual

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After months of beta testing, macOS 27 Golden Gate is now rolling out to everyone, bringing Apple's new Siri AI, deeper Liquid Glass refinements, major Safari additions, and a long list of performance and quality-of-life improvements.

During this year's WWDC, Apple presented its operating systems somewhat differently than users and developers were used to.

Rather than introducing new features for each platform individually, Apple spent relatively little time on each operating system and focused much of the event on cross-platform features and improvements, largely because many of them rely on the new Apple Intelligence framework.

That said, macOS 27 Golden Gate still includes several welcome improvements of its own, both in design and functionality, starting with some much-needed tweaks to Liquid Glass.

Liquid Glass and UI improvements
While macOS Tahoe 26 featured Apple's revamped look, it fell short visually compared to other systems, particularly iOS 26 and iPadOS 26.
With macOS 27 Golden Gate, Apple spent some time further integrating the new Liquid Glass into the system, while also bringing over some of the visual tweaks introduced in iOS 27 and iPadOS 27. That includes a new Liquid Glass slider, which lets users customize just how transparent or opaque they want the effect to be.

Siri AI and the new Siri app
This is perhaps the most significant new feature of macOS 27 Golden Gate. Apple's revamped Siri, developed in partnership with Google's Gemini model, gets its own app, in addition to an in-depth, system-wide integration.
The new Siri AI leverages a new per-device indexing system for the user's data and lives in both Spotlight and the new Siri app.

Performance and reliability improvements
During the WWDC26 keynote, Apple highlighted dozens upon dozens of improvements coming to all its operating systems.
On macOS 27 Golden Gate, this means faster AirDrop transfers, improved network file browsing, faster Spotlight indexing (particularly for shortcuts and actions), and faster iCloud Photos uploads with selective priority syncing.
macOS 27 Golden Gate also improves Safari and Calendar scrolling, as well as the animations in Mission Control and Spaces. Apple also tweaked Mail indexing and search, as well as the underlying system for Spotlight suggestions.
Other tidbits include improved window position consistency and persistence across external displays, HDR support for system UI elements, a broader range of high-resolution and high-refresh-rate modes for external monitors, and more complete touch support in Sidecar, including tapping controls, one-finger scrolling, system gestures, and Markup.

Safari
macOS 27 Golden Gate introduces Notify Me, a new Safari feature that can monitor webpages and alert users to relevant changes, such as price drops, product restocks, event registrations opening, or virtually anything else they ask it to track.
Notify Me can check for changes hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly, with additional options to specify the days of the week and times when those checks should run.

iPhone Mirroring
With macOS 27 Golden Gate, users can now resize the iPhone Mirroring window to different aspect ratios, a change many saw as an early sign that Apple was preparing the feature for a foldable iPhone.

Shortcuts
This is perhaps one of the most useful additions to Apple Intelligence in Apple's OS updates this year.
Despite its relatively approachable take on automation, Shortcuts can still feel intimidating to more casual users. Now, users can simply describe what they want to accomplish, and Apple Intelligence will build it as a native shortcut.

Photos
The Photos app now offers three Apple Intelligence-powered editing tools: an enhanced version of Clean Up, which removes objects, people, or other undesired elements from photos; Extend, which generates the surrounding area of an image in case the user decides the original photo is too cropped-in; and Spatial Reframing, which lets users change the angle and composition of a photo after it has been taken.

More macOS 27 Golden Gate tidbits
Calendar lets users add, edit, or update events by describing them.
Finder can now intelligently suggest file and folder names, based on their contents.
Image Playgrounds expands support for different styles, and leverages a new foundation model for even better results
Maps gets an enhanced Flyover experience with improved textures, more details, and sharper rendering for hundreds of cities around the world.
Messages now (finally) consolidates tapback notifications and improves syncing across devices.
*Notes supports trackpad-handwritten notes and sketches, expands Markdown support with copy/paste, and adds Section Links.

Podcasts now supports video podcasts, complete with support for picture and picture playback.
macOS 27 Golden Gate also marks the final release to support Rosetta. As Apple explains, "only apps will no longer run on Mac computers with Apple silicon after this update," and you can read more about that here.

Compatibility
System Requirements
• Apple Silicon processor (macOS 27.0)
• MacBook Neo (2026)
• MacBook Air with Apple silicon (2020 and later)
• MacBook Pro with Apple silicon (2020 and later)
• iMac with Apple silicon (2021 and later)
• Mac mini with Apple silicon (2020 and later)
• Mac Studio (2022 and later)
Mac Pro with Apple silicon (2023)

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