Apple’s latest and greatest desktop .p OS, MOS cos Big Sur, is finally available for public use – just in time for the new Mac.
Big Sur is in beta from BWWDC, and it brings aesthetic and under-hood changes to modernize Apple’s OS. And, of course, Apple is abandoning the old OS X Monique that has been used for the better part of two decades; The OS Cause matches the naming of the rest of the company’s software software lineup better.
Among the significant changes, the UI looks much more Like iOS The use of its symbols and transparency. There is a control center that mimics on mobile devices; The same is true for the new notification center. Heck, you can also use iOS style widgets.
But, the most important change is the support for Apple’s new ARM-based processors, including the powerful M1 chip in the new M-Bbook Air, M Bbook Pro and M Mini Mini chips. Granted, people who buy these computers will not need to upgrade.
You can now download the update from the App Store – just make sure you already have a compatible laptop. And for more on the change to Big Tone you can read Apple’s post here.
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November 13, 2020 – 05:20 UTC Published
