macos tahoe

Parallels Desktop 26 arrives as a compatibility-first release that promises day‑one support for macOS Tahoe (macOS 26) on Mac hosts and full compatibility with Windows 11 25H2 in guest VMs, while adding enterprise‑grade management controls, disk‑visibility fixes to reduce install failures, and a...

Parallels Desktop 26 arrives with explicit support for macOS 26 “Tahoe,” compatibility with Windows 11 25H2, and a slate of enterprise-focused management features that aim to close operational gaps for Mac-first organizations running Windows workloads. This release updates Parallels’ versioning...

Parallels Desktop 26 arrives with a clear focus on keeping Mac users — from solo creatives to large IT fleets — working across platforms without pause, delivering compatibility with macOS 26 Tahoe and Windows 11 25H2, tighter enterprise controls, and a set of productivity tweaks that aim to...

Parallels Desktop 26 arrives as a pragmatic but consequential update: it formally aligns Parallels’ product numbering with Apple’s year-based macOS naming, adds day‑one compatibility for macOS Tahoe (macOS 26) and Windows 11 25H2, and layers in a set of enterprise‑grade management and compliance...

Parallels Desktop 26 arrives as a focused, compatibility-first release that prepares Mac users and IT teams for Apple’s macOS Tahoe (macOS 26) changes and Microsoft’s Windows 11 25H2 while layering in practical management and compliance controls aimed at enterprise IT — not a flashy reinvention...

Parallels Desktop 26 arrives as a pragmatic, compatibility‑first update that explicitly prepares Mac users and IT teams for Apple’s macOS 26 “Tahoe” host changes and Microsoft’s Windows 11 25H2 guest cycle while tightening enterprise controls and addressing several long‑standing virtualization...

Parallels Desktop’s latest update lands as a consequential bridge between macOS’s year-based refresh cycle and the Windows ecosystem, delivering official macOS Tahoe compatibility while tightening enterprise controls and Windows VM reliability for the post-2024 OS landscape. The release —...

Windows users have always enjoyed a level of customization unmatched by most operating systems, but the announcement of macOS 26 Tahoe and its striking new “Liquid Glass” design language at WWDC brought a fresh wave of excitement—and envy—across tech communities. Apple’s Tahoe release isn’t just...

For Windows enthusiasts and tech observers who monitor the rapid-fire evolution of Microsoft’s flagship operating system via the Windows Insider program, discovering experimental features—and occasional oddities—is par for the course. In a twist that has Windows nostalgic and Mac fans alike...

Nostalgia is a potent force in technology, stirring emotions and fueling debate among enthusiasts and everyday users alike. Few elements of computing evoke a more visceral response than the iconic startup sounds that have accompanied operating systems throughout the decades. For a subset of...

To summarize: The recent return of the Windows Vista startup sound in Windows 11 Insider builds (specifically, Build 26200.5651) is not an intentional nostalgic feature, but rather an unintentional bug. This was officially clarified by Brandon LeBlanc, a Senior Program Manager on the Microsoft...

Apple's unveiling of macOS 26, codenamed "Tahoe," at the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2025 has introduced a suite of features that not only redefine the Mac experience but also set a new benchmark for operating systems. The introduction of the "Liquid Glass" design language, enhanced...

Few recent OS announcements have generated as much buzz in the desktop computing world as Apple’s unveiling of macOS Tahoe. Packed with features that both refine the Mac experience and push boundaries in productivity and interface coherence, Tahoe’s latest developer beta has set a new bar for...