macOS Tahoe 26.1 Complete Update Guide 2025: GPT-5 Integration, Liquid Glass Customization & Critical Bug Fixes

Comprehensive guide to macOS Tahoe 26.1 update featuring GPT-5 integration with Apple Intelligence, revolutionary Liquid Glass transparency controls, 8 new language expansions, critical memory leak fixes, Electron app performance solutions, and complete upgrade recommendations for October 2025.

The macOS Tahoe 26.1 update represents one of the most significant point releases in recent macOS history, addressing critical performance issues from the initial 26.0 release while introducing game-changing features like GPT-5 integration and user-requested Liquid Glass customization. Expected to launch October 27, 2025, this update is essential for anyone running macOS Tahoe 26.

What's New in macOS Tahoe 26.1

GPT-5 Integration: The AI Revolution Arrives

The most exciting feature in macOS 26.1 is the integration of OpenAI's GPT-5 into Apple Intelligence, representing a massive leap forward in AI capabilities for Mac users.

ChatGPT GPT-5 Integration

Key GPT-5 Improvements:

45% Fewer Hallucinations - Dramatically improved accuracy and reliability
Best Coding Model - Superior code generation and debugging capabilities
Enhanced Reasoning - Better handling of complex, multi-step queries
Deeper Context Understanding - More nuanced responses to your questions

Where You'll Experience GPT-5:

Writing Tools System-Wide
- Generate original content from simple descriptions
- Create professional emails, reports, and documents
- Rewrite and refine existing text with AI assistance
- Available in Mail, Notes, Pages, and any text field

Apple Intelligence Writing Tools

Enhanced Siri Capabilities
- Hand off complex queries to GPT-5 automatically
- Get detailed answers to technical questions
- Better understanding of photos and documents
- Context-aware responses based on your Mac's content
Image Playground Integration
- Generate images from text descriptions
- Five new styles: Oil Painting, Vector, Anime, Print, Watercolor
- Faster image generation than GPT-4o
- Higher quality output with better prompt understanding

Image Playground with AI

Privacy-First Architecture:

Apple maintains its commitment to privacy even with GPT-5 integration:

Requests anonymized through Apple servers
IP address masking prevents tracking
Zero conversation storage or retention
Local processing for sensitive operations

Liquid Glass Customization: Finally, User Control

After widespread feedback about readability and accessibility concerns with the Liquid Glass UI, Apple introduces transparency customization in macOS 26.1 Beta 4.

Liquid Glass Customization Toggle

New Customization Options:

Location: System Settings > Appearance > Liquid Glass

Two Modes Available:

Clear (Default)
- Maximum transparency showing background underneath
- Full Liquid Glass aesthetic as originally designed
- Best for minimalist setups with clean wallpapers
- Showcases the revolutionary glass-like design
Tinted
- Increased opacity for better readability
- Higher contrast over complex backgrounds
- Addresses accessibility concerns
- Maintains Liquid Glass aesthetics with practical visibility

Additional Accessibility:

For users needing even more contrast, combine Tinted mode with:

Reduce Transparency in Accessibility settings
Further reduces glass effects for maximum legibility
Ideal for users with visual impairments
No performance impact

Liquid Glass UI Examples

Why This Matters:

The Liquid Glass toggle represents Apple listening to user feedback. Initial macOS Tahoe releases faced criticism for:

Text legibility issues over busy wallpapers
Accessibility challenges for vision-impaired users
Professional environments preferring clearer interfaces
Battery concerns from transparency rendering

The 26.1 update addresses all these concerns while maintaining the option for the full Liquid Glass experience.

Apple Intelligence Language Expansion: Global Reach

macOS 26.1 dramatically expands Apple Intelligence availability with 8 new language additions, bringing AI features to millions more users worldwide.

Live Translation Features

New Languages in 26.1:

Language	Region	Writing Tools	Live Translation	Genmoji
Danish	Denmark	✅	✅	✅
Dutch	Netherlands	✅	✅	✅
Norwegian	Norway	✅	✅	✅
Portuguese	Portugal	✅	✅	✅
Swedish	Sweden	✅	✅	✅
Turkish	Turkey	✅	✅	✅
Chinese (Traditional)	Taiwan, Hong Kong	✅	✅	✅
Vietnamese	Vietnam	✅	✅	✅

Live Translation Enhancements:

With AirPods, real-time translation now supports:

Japanese
Korean
Italian
Chinese (Mandarin Traditional and Simplified)

How to Enable:

Open System Settings
Navigate to Apple Intelligence & Siri
Select Language
Choose your preferred language
Restart Mac to activate features

Important Note: Apple Intelligence features require:

Apple Silicon (M1 or later) - Intel Macs NOT supported
macOS Tahoe 26 or later
Supported region (check Apple's official list)

For more details on Apple Intelligence capabilities across languages, see our complete multilingual features guide.

Critical Bug Fixes in macOS 26.1

Memory Leak Crisis Resolved

macOS Tahoe 26.0 and 26.0.1 suffered from severe memory leaks affecting multiple system applications. The 26.1 update addresses these critical issues.

Applications Affected in 26.0:

Calculator - Consumed up to 42GB RAM in extreme cases
Safari - Exceeded 200GB memory with minimal tabs open
Pages - Reached 175GB usage during document editing

Root Cause:

The leaks stemmed from a shared system framework rather than individual app bugs, affecting multiple applications simultaneously. macOS 26.1 includes fundamental memory management improvements addressing these system-level issues.

Verification Steps:

After upgrading to 26.1, monitor improvements with Activity Monitor:

Open Activity Monitor (Applications > Utilities)
Click Memory tab
Sort by Memory column
Verify Calculator, Safari, Pages show normal usage:
- Calculator: Less than 100MB typical
- Safari: Around 100-300MB per tab (reasonable)
- Pages: Around 200-500MB during editing

For comprehensive memory optimization strategies, see our macOS Tahoe RAM management guide.

Electron App WindowServer GPU Bug Fixed

A critical bug causing excessive GPU usage in Electron-based applications has been resolved in macOS 26.1 through both system-level improvements and Electron framework updates.

The Problem:

Electron apps (VS Code, Slack, Discord, Notion, etc.) triggered WindowServer GPU consumption of 80-150%, causing:

System-wide slowdowns
Reduced battery life (up to 70% reduction)
Thermal issues and fan noise
Laggy interface across all applications

Technical Root Cause:

Electron overrode a private AppKit API (_cornerMask) to apply custom corner masks, forcing window shadows to render from fully transparent surfaces on macOS 26. This caused WindowServer to spike GPU usage dramatically.

The Fix:

System-Level (macOS 26.1):

Improved window shadow rendering pipeline
Better handling of transparency and corner masks
Reduced GPU overhead for window compositing

App-Level (Electron Updates Required):

Applications must update to Electron 36.9.2+, 37.6.0+, or 38.2.0+ for complete fix.

Updated Apps (as of October 24, 2025):

✅ Visual Studio Code
✅ Slack
✅ Discord
✅ Notion
✅ Obsidian
✅ GitHub Desktop
✅ Figma
✅ Docker Desktop
✅ MongoDB Compass

Still Awaiting Updates:

❌ 1Password (check for updates)
❌ Bitwarden
❌ Cursor
❌ Some smaller Electron apps

For detailed Electron app optimization, see our complete troubleshooting guide.

M3 Ultra Mac Studio Installation Fix

While macOS 26.0.1 (released September 29, 2025) addressed the M3 Ultra Neural Engine validation issue, macOS 26.1 includes additional stability improvements for Mac Studio users.

Original Problem:

M3 Ultra Mac Studios could not install macOS Tahoe 26.0
Failed hardware validation check linked to Apple Neural Engine
Installation aborted with cryptic error messages

26.0.1 Resolution:

Updated Neural Engine driver validation logic
Adjusted hardware check parameters
Allowed successful Tahoe installation

26.1 Improvements:

Enhanced stability for M3 Ultra systems
Optimized Neural Engine performance
Better handling of Apple Intelligence workloads
No reports of installation issues in 26.1 betas

External Display Improvements

macOS 26.1 includes refinements to external display handling, addressing several issues reported in 26.0.

Issues Resolved:

Display Detection
- Improved recognition of external monitors
- Better handling of TVs as extended displays
- Faster detection after wake from sleep
Multi-Display Stability
- More reliable dual/triple monitor setups
- Reduced display disconnection events
- Better DisplayPort and Thunderbolt handling
Resolution and Scaling
- Improved HiDPI scaling options
- Better default resolution selection
- Fixed forced mirroring on certain displays

Manual Detection Tip:

If displays still aren't detected after upgrading:

Open System Settings > Displays
Hold Option key
Click "Detect Displays" button (appears when Option pressed)

For comprehensive external display troubleshooting, see our complete setup guide.

While macOS 26.1 doesn't include explicit WiFi fixes in release notes, beta testers report improved connection stability, particularly on M3 MacBook models.

Reported Improvements:

More stable WiFi connections on M3 MacBook Air and Pro
Better compatibility with Wi-Fi 6E routers
Reduced connection drops during sleep/wake cycles
Improved handling of network transitions

Persistent WiFi Issues?

If you experience WiFi problems after upgrading:

Reset Network Location:
- System Settings > Network
- Click "..." button > Set Service Order
- Create new location, remove old
Renew DHCP Lease:
- Terminal: sudo dscacheutil -flushcache; sudo killall -HUP mDNSResponder
Check for Little Snitch Conflicts:
- DNS Proxy feature can interfere with connectivity
- Disable temporarily to test

For detailed WiFi troubleshooting, see our complete fix guide.

Advanced Features and Improvements

Model Context Protocol (MCP) Groundwork

macOS 26.1 includes early infrastructure for Model Context Protocol (MCP) support, positioning macOS for future AI integration expansion.

What is MCP?

Model Context Protocol is an open standard that enables AI models to interact with external applications and services in a standardized way.

macOS 26.1 Implementation:

MCP support integrated into App Intents framework
Same framework powering Siri, Spotlight, widgets, and Shortcuts
Allows third-party AI models to interact with Mac apps
No user-facing features yet - infrastructure preparation

Future Possibilities:

Third-party AI assistants (Claude, Gemini) controlling Mac apps
Cross-application AI workflows without custom scripting
Autonomous task execution across multiple applications
Standardized AI tool integration for developers

Developer Access:

Developers can begin exploring MCP through:

Updated App Intents framework
Foundation Models SDK
Apple Developer documentation

Timeline: Full MCP features expected in future 26.x updates.

For developers interested in AI integration, see our complete macOS Tahoe developer guide.

Third-Party AI Models in Image Playground

Code discovered in macOS 26.1 Beta 3 reveals Apple is preparing Image Playground to support multiple AI image generation providers.

Current Status:

OpenAI powers Image Playground (GPT-4o DALL-E integration)
Five image styles available in 26.1: Oil Painting, Vector, Anime, Print, Watercolor

Infrastructure Changes:

"Estimated latency" metric added to framework
Provider identifier system implemented
Architecture modified for multi-model support

Potential Future Providers:

Google Gemini 2.5 Flash Image (Nano Banana)
Midjourney
Stability AI (Stable Diffusion)
Adobe Firefly

Benefits for Users:

Choice between AI providers based on style/speed/quality
Competition driving better results
Specialized models for different use cases

Timeline: No official announcement yet; infrastructure suggests future rollout.

macOS 26.1 includes numerous polish improvements across the system.

System-Wide Improvements:

Window Management
- Fixed green maximize/full-screen button hitbox
- Corrected window shadow rendering
- Improved multi-display window coordination
Menu Behavior
- Fixed menu transparency when items selected
- Better highlighting of active menu items
- Improved keyboard navigation
Messages App
- Conversation list can expand to show full contact names
- Fixed truncation issue from earlier betas
- Better group chat organization
Console App
- Search text alignment corrected
- Improved log filtering interface

Application-Specific:

Safari: Wider tab bar with adjusted padding for better click targets
Photos: Updated video scrubber slider, frosted navigation bar
Apple Music: Swipe over song title to skip tracks
Calendar: Visual refinements for event readability

For maximizing productivity with these improvements, see our macOS Tahoe Spotlight complete guide.

System Requirements and Compatibility

macOS 26.1 Compatible Macs

macOS 26.1 maintains identical system requirements to macOS 26.0. No compatibility changes.

Apple Silicon Macs (Full Support):

✅ All M1, M2, M3, and M4 Macs are compatible:

MacBook Air (M1, M2, M3, M4)
MacBook Pro (M1, M1 Pro/Max, M2, M2 Pro/Max, M3, M3 Pro/Max, M4, M4 Pro/Max)
Mac mini (M1, M2, M2 Pro, M4)
iMac (M1, M3, M4)
Mac Studio (M1 Max/Ultra, M2 Max/Ultra, M3 Ultra)
Mac Pro (M2 Ultra, M3 Ultra)

Intel Macs (Limited Support - Final Version):

⚠️ Only 4 Intel models supported - Last macOS version for Intel:

Mac Pro (2019)
MacBook Pro (16-inch, 2019)
MacBook Pro (13-inch, 2020, Four Thunderbolt 3 ports)
iMac (2020)

Minimum Requirements:

50GB free disk space required
16GB RAM recommended for Apple Intelligence (8GB minimum)
Active internet connection for initial setup

Feature Restrictions on Intel Macs

Intel Macs DO NOT support:

❌ Apple Intelligence features (no Neural Engine)
❌ GPT-5 integration
❌ Live Translation
❌ Image Playground
❌ Genmoji
❌ Advanced Writing Tools with AI
❌ Visual Intelligence

Intel Macs DO support:

✅ Liquid Glass UI and customization
✅ General system improvements
✅ Bug fixes (memory leaks, Electron issues)
✅ Security updates
✅ Traditional Mac features

Intel Mac End-of-Life Timeline

Critical Information for Intel Mac Users:

macOS Tahoe 26 = Last macOS version for Intel
Security updates until Fall 2028 (3 years)
No macOS 27 for Intel (releasing Fall 2026)
Plan hardware upgrade within next 2-3 years

For comprehensive Intel Mac migration planning, see our complete transition guide.

Performance Improvements

Spotlight Indexing Optimization

macOS 26.1 continues indexing improvements introduced in 26.0 Release Candidate.

Performance Gains:

Before (Early Betas): 10-15 minutes for full Spotlight indexing
After (26 RC/26.1): ~2 minutes
83% reduction in indexing time

Benefits:

Faster file search immediately after upgrade
Reduced CPU usage during indexing
Lower power consumption
Better metadata processing accuracy

System Responsiveness

Beta testers consistently report exceptional performance in macOS 26.1.

User Reports:

"The best beta performance I've seen in years" "Incredible responsiveness, Safari is flying" "No crashes with developer tools, Homebrew, Logic Pro, or Final Cut Pro"

Measured Improvements:

Faster app launch times
Smoother animations and transitions
Better resource allocation
Reduced background CPU usage

Graphics and Display Performance

Post-Electron Fix Benefits:

WindowServer GPU usage normalized to 5-15% (from 80-150%)
Smoother window rendering
Better multi-display performance
Reduced GPU power consumption

Display Handling:

Improved external monitor refresh rates
Better HDR content rendering
Smoother ProMotion adaptive refresh on MacBook Pros

Battery Life Optimization

macOS 26.1 addresses battery concerns from the initial 26.0 release.

Improvements:

Reduced Liquid Glass GPU overhead (especially in Tinted mode)
Lower background indexing power consumption
Better power management for Apple Intelligence processing
Optimized Neural Engine utilization

Expected Battery Gains:

10-20% improvement vs. macOS 26.0 on MacBook models
Longer standby time
Reduced heat generation during normal use

For comprehensive battery optimization, see our battery drain fix guide.

Release Date and Installation

Expected Release Date

Most Likely: Monday, October 27, 2025

Alternative: Early November 2025 (first week)

Supporting Evidence:

Beta 4 released October 20, 2025
Typical 5-6 week cycle from major release (26.0 on Sept 15)
Accelerating beta schedule indicates imminent launch
Apple typically releases on Mondays

Coordinated Platform Release

macOS 26.1 will release simultaneously with:

iOS 26.1
iPadOS 26.1
watchOS 26.1
tvOS 26.1
visionOS 26.1

This ensures feature parity across Apple's ecosystem.

How to Install macOS 26.1

Automatic Update (Recommended):

Open System Settings
Click General > Software Update
When macOS 26.1 appears, click Update Now
Enter admin password
Mac will restart to install (30-60 minutes)

Beta Access (Available Now):

If you want to try macOS 26.1 before official release:

Apple Beta Software Program (Free):

Visit beta.apple.com
Sign in with Apple ID
Enroll your Mac
System Settings > Software Update
Enable beta updates
Download Beta 4 (or latest available)

Apple Developer Program ($99/year):

Earlier access to betas (1-2 days before public)
Developer resources and documentation

⚠️ Beta Warning: Only install betas on non-critical machines. Create Time Machine backup first.

Pre-Upgrade Checklist

Before upgrading to macOS 26.1:

Backup Everything
- ✅ Complete Time Machine backup
- ✅ Clone drive with Carbon Copy Cloner or SuperDuper
- ✅ Cloud backup of critical files (iCloud, Backblaze, etc.)
Check Compatibility
- ✅ Verify your Mac model is supported
- ✅ Ensure 50GB free disk space
- ✅ Check essential apps work on Tahoe 26.1
Prepare System
- ✅ Update all apps to latest versions
- ✅ Note current macOS version for rollback reference
- ✅ Disable any kernel extensions or system hacks
- ✅ Charge MacBook to 100% or connect to power
Essential Apps Verification
- ✅ Adobe Creative Cloud (v26.10+ recommended)
- ✅ Microsoft Office (ensure latest version)
- ✅ Developer tools (Xcode, Docker, etc.)
- ✅ VPN clients (replace ClashX if needed)

For comprehensive storage preparation, see our storage management guide.

Should You Upgrade to macOS 26.1?

Recommended For:

✅ Current macOS Tahoe 26.0/26.0.1 Users

If you're already running Tahoe, upgrading to 26.1 is highly recommended:

Critical memory leak fixes
Electron app performance improvements
Liquid Glass customization for better readability
GPT-5 integration for enhanced AI capabilities
Stability and polish improvements

Risk Level: Low - This is a refinement update

✅ Users Experiencing Performance Issues

If you've encountered problems in 26.0:

Memory leaks in Calculator, Safari, or Pages
Electron app slowdowns (VS Code, Slack, Discord)
External display detection problems
WiFi connectivity issues
Battery drain concerns

26.1 addresses all these critical issues.

✅ Developers and Power Users

26.1 offers important improvements for technical users:

Better Electron app support for development tools
MCP infrastructure for future AI integration
Enhanced Terminal and Console experiences
Xcode and developer tool optimizations
Faster Spotlight for code searching

✅ International Users

If you speak one of the 8 newly supported languages:

Danish, Dutch, Norwegian, Portuguese, Swedish, Turkish
Traditional Chinese (Taiwan, Hong Kong)
Vietnamese

Apple Intelligence becomes available in your language for the first time.

✅ M3 Ultra Mac Studio Owners

If you're still on 26.0 (couldn't upgrade due to Neural Engine bug):

Issue fully resolved in 26.0.1, further optimized in 26.1
Safe to upgrade now with enhanced stability

Consider Waiting If:

❌ Production/Mission-Critical Machines

Until final release (October 27), avoid beta versions on:

Work machines
Client project systems
Business-critical Macs
Environments requiring 100% uptime

Wait for: Official release, then monitor early feedback for 24-48 hours.

❌ Users Without Backups

Never upgrade without:

Complete Time Machine backup
Verified restore capability
Cloud backup of irreplaceable files

Action: Set up Time Machine, then upgrade.

❌ Specialized Workflow Dependencies

If you rely on apps that may have compatibility issues:

Professional audio/video plugins
Scientific/engineering software
Industry-specific applications
Check developer compatibility statements first

❌ Intel Mac Users Satisfied with Sequoia

If you own an Intel Mac and are happy with macOS Sequoia 15:

Sequoia continues receiving updates until 2027
Tahoe offers limited benefits for Intel (no Apple Intelligence)
Consider staying on Sequoia for maximum stability
Tahoe is only necessary if you need specific 26.x features

For detailed comparison, see our macOS Tahoe vs Sequoia guide.

Known Issues in macOS 26.1 Beta 4

Official Known Issues

Alarms May Not Play:

Issue: Alarms may fail when display is asleep for extended periods
Workaround: System Settings > Lock Screen > Adjust display sleep timing
Status: Persistent in Beta 4, expected fix in final release

User-Reported Issues

Markup and Crop Editing:

Minor bugs in image editing functionality (Preview, Photos, Quick Look)
Severity: Low - Most users unaffected
Expected resolution in final release

Dark Mode Inconsistencies:

Some menu bar items not properly themed
Cosmetic issue, doesn't affect functionality
Likely refinement before final release

Liquid Glass Tinted vs. Clear:

Some users report minimal visual difference between modes
Varies by wallpaper and display characteristics
May require specific wallpaper choices to see full effect

Beta-Specific Limitations

Not Recommended For:

Production environments
Critical business machines
Users requiring 100% stability

Best Practices for Beta Testing:

Maintain current Time Machine backup
Use secondary Mac if available
Report bugs via Feedback Assistant
Be prepared to downgrade if necessary

Troubleshooting Common Issues

After Upgrading to 26.1

Spotlight Indexing:

After upgrade, Spotlight will re-index your drive:

Process takes 30 minutes to 2 hours depending on drive size
Mac may feel slower during this period
Let it complete for best search performance
Monitor progress: Activity Monitor > Process: mds_stores

Performance Seems Slower:

Give macOS 72 hours to optimize:

Background optimization processes run
Photo library facial recognition updates
iCloud sync completes
Metal shader compilation finishes

Apps Not Working:

If applications crash or won't launch:

Check for app updates in App Store
Visit developer website for macOS 26.1 compatibility
Restart app after each update
Reset app permissions: System Settings > Privacy & Security

External Displays Not Detected:

Hold Option key in System Settings > Displays
Click Detect Displays
Try different cables (ensure Thunderbolt 5/4 compatibility)
Check our external display troubleshooting guide

Downgrading from 26.1 (If Necessary)

If you need to roll back:

Restore from Time Machine:
- Restart Mac in Recovery Mode (hold Power button)
- Select "Restore from Time Machine Backup"
- Choose backup from before upgrade
- Process takes 1-3 hours
Clean Install Previous Version:
- Download macOS Sequoia 15 installer
- Create bootable USB drive
- Erase Mac and install fresh
- Restore data from Time Machine selectively

Important: Downgrading erases current data unless using Time Machine.

Security and Privacy

Security Improvements in 26.1

While full security content will be published upon release, expect:

Additional CVE fixes discovered since 26.0.1
Improved sandbox enforcement
Enhanced permission handling
Potential actively exploited vulnerability patches

macOS 26.0.1 Fixed:

CVE-2025-43300 (ImageIO framework - actively exploited)
CVE-2025-43305 (Permissions issue - root privilege escalation)
CVE-2025-43285 (Sandbox escape)
Font handling out-of-bounds write

Automatic Security Improvements:

New in macOS 26: Replaces Rapid Security Responses

Automatic security downloads
Applied without full system updates
Faster deployment of critical patches
No user action required

Privacy Features

GPT-5 Integration Privacy:

Requests anonymized through Apple servers
IP address masking prevents tracking
Zero conversation storage
No data used for model training
Local processing for sensitive operations

Apple Intelligence Privacy:

On-device processing prioritized
Private Cloud Compute for complex operations
End-to-end encryption for personal data
No data accessible to Apple or OpenAI

For comprehensive security hardening, see our macOS Tahoe security guide.

Conclusion

macOS Tahoe 26.1 represents a critical update for all Tahoe users, addressing significant issues from the initial release while introducing compelling new features. The combination of GPT-5 integration, Liquid Glass customization, memory leak fixes, and Electron app performance improvements makes this a must-install update.

Key Takeaways:

✅ GPT-5 Integration - 45% fewer hallucinations, best coding model, enhanced AI across macOS ✅ Liquid Glass Control - Finally, user customization for transparency (Clear vs. Tinted) ✅ 8 New Languages - Dramatically expanded Apple Intelligence global reach ✅ Critical Bug Fixes - Memory leaks, Electron apps, M3 Ultra, external displays resolved ✅ Performance Gains - Best beta performance in years according to testers ✅ Future-Proofing - MCP infrastructure, third-party AI model support groundwork

Recommendation:

macOS 26.0/26.0.1 users: Upgrade immediately when 26.1 releases (October 27)
macOS Sequoia users: Evaluate based on Apple Intelligence needs and hardware
Intel Mac users: Consider staying on Sequoia unless specific 26.x features needed
Beta testers: Already enjoying these improvements in Beta 4

macOS Tahoe 26.1 demonstrates Apple's commitment to refinement and user feedback, delivering a polished, powerful update that fulfills the promise of the Liquid Glass era while maintaining the privacy and performance Mac users expect.

Expected Release: October 27, 2025 (Monday)

Stay tuned for hands-on coverage and updated guides once the final version is available!