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macOS 27 Golden Gate wears two hats: a 'Snow Leopard update', the classic polish year, and a 'major leap for Apple Intelligence'. That is Andrew Cunningham's verdict in his Ars Technica review, summary line included: 'Apple Intelligence is back, baby!'
Why it mattersThe ledger for upgraders is clear. Golden Gate addresses many of the Tahoe-era Liquid Glass complaints, and earns credit for useful new AI features. But there is no Intel support at all, so Intel Macs stop here for good, and the update uses a lot of storage space. Check the free room before you commit. The rollout left the interesting question open: what the AI can actually do. The review's answer is directional rather than itemised. Which matters more this year: the Snow Leopard-style clean-up after a rocky release, or a macOS staking its name on Apple Intelligence finally working?
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