<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>Apple, known for its 'Presto' in-the-box software update technology for iPhones in retail stores, might be extending similar tech to Mac devices.</li><li>Hints of the 'Presto' technology for sealed devices were discovered in the third beta of macOS Tahoe 26, recently released for testing.</li><li>The potential deployment of this technology on Macs could lead to shipping fully updated products to users, ensuring they receive devices with the latest features and security patches.</li><li>Implementing 'Presto' on Macs might require hardware changes given the lack of NFC in Mac computers, but details on how this would be achieved remain uncertain.</li></ul>

Report: Apple could bring its ‘Presto’ in-the-box software update tech from retail stores to the Mac

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