Apple just released a scant hour ago the first public beta version of macOS Sonoma, the next update to macOS Ventura for supported Macs. That means if you want to try out upcoming software for Macs, you no longer need to have a developer account.
The public beta versions of Apple software are still updates in the testing phase, but reliable and robust enough so that they can be tested by any user, without the need for an official Apple developer account.
A while ago Apple has released to be able to download and install the first version of macOS Sonoma in its phase public beta, so that any user can test it. Being “public”, it is not necessary to have an official Apple developer account.
In order to access this version, you can download the update file, first you must to register on Apple’s beta tester website. Once you are registered, simply go to “System Settings” on your Mac, enter “General”, and in the “Software Update” section, the option to install the beta will appear.
There are some very interesting new features in macOS Sonoma, such as widget interactive for the desktop. You can even use the widgets of your iPhone on the desktop of your Mac. Quite a success.
If you install said beta you will also find new animated screen savers similar to those found in the Apple TVand for video calls and presentations, there is a presenter overlay option that allows you to move and interact in front of the content you are sharing in said presentation.
You will also see that Safari it supports web apps so you can have them right in your Dock, plus there are new profiles that distinguish your work browsing from your personal browsing. The AutoFill feature is available for PDF files so you can fill out forms quickly. complete quickly.
So if you’re looking forward to trying out macOS Sonoma and don’t want to wait for the release of the final versionwhich we hope will be for the month of Octoberand you can try the first public beta version.
