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Apple is preparing a modest macOS 27 redesign after issues with macOS Tahoe, aiming to improve readability in parts of the interface.

The update is expected to keep Liquid Glass while refining UI areas like Control Center and Finder for clearer legibility.

Apple is also planning bug fixes, battery-life and performance improvements, plus more Siri-related AI features.

Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman says the changes could be previewed around WWDC and may help shape Apple’s next desktop software cycle.