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On the day of the touchscreen Mac launch, Dynamic Island elements found in macOS 27

We’re just hours away now from Apple unveiling the latest MacBook Pro with OLED and touchscreen. We’re expecting the display to replace the notch with a Dynamic Island, and a leaker has now found elements in macOS 27 that appear to confirm this.

We’re also expecting the same droplet-like design for Siri AI, expanding from the Dynamic Island just as it does on iPhone …

Leaker pdfu discovered the assets in a new MenuBarAgent.

They shared five examples of visual assets for the Dynamic Island, which was first reported to be coming to the next-gen MacBook Pro by Bloomberg back in February.

Bloomberg’s latest report covers anticipated pricing for the upcoming models, suggesting a $400 premium over the existing ones. This is lower than the $500-700 that had previously been predicted.

We won’t have long to find out, and we’ll of course be bringing you full details from the media launch in LA.

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