MacOS Sonoma Public Beta: macOS Sonoma is now in Public Beta, here’s what new – Times of India
Alongside the iOS 17 and iPadOS 17, Apple has also made the Public Beta for macOS Sonoma available for users. The update is now available for all users to download and try out new features that the OS brings to Mac.
The update includes several new features and changes including a new lock screen, widgets, FaceTime updates and more.
List of devices compatible with macOS Sonoma
• iMac: 2019 and later
• Mac Pro: 2019 and later
• iMac Pro: 2017
• Mac Studio: 2022 and later
• MacBook Air: 2018 and later
• Mac mini: 2018 and later
• MacBook Pro: 2018 and later
macOS Sonoma: What’s new
The biggest update perhaps is Widgets. With the latest OS, Apple takes the widgets out of the sidebar. If you’ve ever used macOS, widgets were always limited to the sidebar. Going forward, users will have the option to pull down the widgets on the desktop.
What’s interesting is that users can also bring the associated iPhone nearby and bring all the widgets to the desktop.
Video calls have also been improved with the Sonoma update. Apart from that, the update brings message animations, confetti, hearts and fireworks. The hand gesture is also a nice addition which automatically selects one of these based on the gesture.
Safari has also received an update where it lets users create multiple profiles within. For instance, users can create work and personal profiles to better maintain work-life balance.
There’s also Presenter Overly, which turns your presentation into a background like a virtual whiteboard. Or you can turn your head into a bubble inset and let the presentation monopolize the screen.
How to get macOS Sonoma Public beta
Head to beta.apple.com
Log in using your Apple ID and password
Now, select the device (Mac) from the list and continue
Now, open Settings → Software update → Select macOS Sonoma Public Beta from the list
Check for the update and install it
The update includes several new features and changes including a new lock screen, widgets, FaceTime updates and more.
List of devices compatible with macOS Sonoma
• iMac: 2019 and later
• Mac Pro: 2019 and later
• iMac Pro: 2017
• Mac Studio: 2022 and later
• MacBook Air: 2018 and later
• Mac mini: 2018 and later
• MacBook Pro: 2018 and later
macOS Sonoma: What’s new
The biggest update perhaps is Widgets. With the latest OS, Apple takes the widgets out of the sidebar. If you’ve ever used macOS, widgets were always limited to the sidebar. Going forward, users will have the option to pull down the widgets on the desktop.
What’s interesting is that users can also bring the associated iPhone nearby and bring all the widgets to the desktop.
Video calls have also been improved with the Sonoma update. Apart from that, the update brings message animations, confetti, hearts and fireworks. The hand gesture is also a nice addition which automatically selects one of these based on the gesture.
Safari has also received an update where it lets users create multiple profiles within. For instance, users can create work and personal profiles to better maintain work-life balance.
There’s also Presenter Overly, which turns your presentation into a background like a virtual whiteboard. Or you can turn your head into a bubble inset and let the presentation monopolize the screen.
How to get macOS Sonoma Public beta
Head to beta.apple.com
Log in using your Apple ID and password
Now, select the device (Mac) from the list and continue
Now, open Settings → Software update → Select macOS Sonoma Public Beta from the list
Check for the update and install it
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