macOS 27.2 beta hints at touchscreen MacBook launch
Apple's latest macOS 27.2 beta adds new touch gesture tools to built-in apps like Safari, Photos, and Notes—a sign Apple is getting ready for its first-ever touchscreen MacBook Pro or MacBook Ultra, possibly with an OLED display. The update also includes changes to make the Dock more touch-friendly. Apple could announce the new device as soon as this month, but it might slip to later this year.
- macOS 27.2 beta adds touch gesture recognition to apps
- Touch-friendly Dock animation debuts in this update
- Rumored MacBook Ultra may have OLED and new M5 chips
- New MacBook expected by end of the year if not this month
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