Apple is making a strong push for its new film “F1: The Movie,” and during the latest episode of the AppleInsider Podcast, there’s also a deep dive into the company’s first betas of macOS Tahoe and iPadOS 26. This movie promotion is unlike anything Apple has done before, culminating in a new immersive experience that allows users to engage with the Apple Vision Pro. One host had the opportunity to experience this while the other enjoyed the distant sounds of racing cars. As the hosts discuss the beta releases, they highlight their experiences with macOS Tahoe.
Engaging with an operating system on a daily basis reveals much more than simply what’s officially advertised. It’s in the use that all the nuances and features come to light. The conversation also shifts to iPadOS 26, where significant improvements have been made to the Files app. Initially, the app faced criticism for its lack of functionality, but it has evolved to function almost as effectively as the Mac’s Finder.
The effectiveness of these changes raises questions about whether the iPad will continue to be viewed as a distinct device, separate from the Mac and iPhone. In a bonus segment available through a subscription, the hosts discuss their experiences with the beta software, warning listeners not to install it while sharing their regrets and anecdotes about navigating the early stages of macOS 26 and other software. This episode captures the excitement surrounding Apple’s latest innovations and the challenges users face when engaging with pre-launch software.
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