The next version of the operating system for Apple computers is becoming more popular than ever. The next macOS 11 for Mac is still in testing and the Cupertino company released yesterday what is already the tenth beta for developers. We remember that of everything presented at WWDC 2020, this is the only operating system that remains to be launched. Others like iOS 14, iPadOS 14, tvOS 14 and watchOS 7 were released on September 16. What news do we see now in this beta? When will Big Sur finally arrive?
With hardly any news in this Big Sur beta
This new version that is about to reach Macs represents one of the biggest visual changes of the operating system since the arrival of OS X in 2001. A complete visual change and new functionalities are the assets for which we leave behind the versions’ 1o ‘of the system to finally reach the 11. In addition to this will soon be added the arrival of Mac with chips developed by Apple itself after many years in which Intel processors have been the main brain of these devices. Therefore everything adds up to say that this Big Sur is special.
In this tenth beta for developers there have been hardly any visible changes. By now all the fish is sold, as the saying would go. This is already a beta advanced enough to find aesthetic or functional novelties. The Californian company has focused on polishing some bugs present in previous versions and with this new beta we find software increasingly prepared to be officially released to the public.
It could be the latest macOS 11 beta
On September 30, 2019 we saw the tenth beta of macOS 10.15 Catalina and we want to remember what we saw last year to have a little perspective of what is happening this year. This tenth beta has arrived two weeks after what the previous version did, which shows that this Big Sur is taking with it a longer development time behind and that at the same time it could serve as an excuse for Apple to launch it after the announcement of its new Macs with their own processors. In fact, an upcoming event is expected for the month of November, which could be definitive to know when we can install this operating system on the rest of compatible Macs.
In any case, going back to the few news, this version seems to be more than ready. We suspect that the next thing we see is a macOS 11 GM (Golden Master), which could probably have the same code as the final version for the public and be released a few days before this. Be that as it may, we will keep an eye on any possible clue that allows us to know when one of the most anticipated Mac systems in recent times can be installed.