<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>Apple's proprietary wireless update system called 'Presto,' which allows iPhones to be updated while still in the box, may soon be expanded to Mac computers according to 9to5Mac.</li><li>With Presto, Apple Store employees can update sealed iPhone boxes to the latest software version in 15 to 30 minutes before selling them to customers, eliminating the need for post-purchase updates.</li><li>Hints of a similar Presto feature for Macs were found in the third beta of macOS Tahoe, indicating the possibility of updating Macs to the newest software before sale, streamlining the customer experience.</li><li>However, the implementation of Presto for Macs is unclear as Macs lack NFC technology present in iPhones, and there is no timeline for the potential rollout of this functionality in Apple retail stores.</li></ul>

Apple's 'Presto' Wireless Update Tech May Soon Reach the Mac

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