It is not necessary to remember that two weeks ago the WWDC 2020 for developers. That same Monday, at the end of the Keynote presentation of Tim Cook and his collaborators, Apple released the first betas for programmers of all the new firmwares this year.
The most popular has been iOS 14, but the most important for the company is undoubtedly macOS Big Sur. Not only because of the aesthetic changes introduced, but because of what is underneath this new iPadOS style dress. They are the foundations of the project Apple silicon. Let's see all the news summarized in a video published by 9to5mac.
It's been two weeks since the first beta of Big Sur macOS It runs through the Macs of Apple developers, and those of the adventurous users who have run to install it, to see all their news, which are not few.
And I say adventurers, because we must not forget that it is the first beta for developers. They must test it, and report the failures (there are) to the company. These "bugs" are fixed, and Apple will launch a new beta to continue debugging. And it is most likely that a third will be launched, rather than leaving the final version well finished and ready for everyone.
So we always recommend do not install Apple beta firmwares if you are not a developer, because they do not work as they will definitely, and they tend to have bugs.
But if your curiosity corrodes you and you want to see how macOS Big Sur runs and looks like, you can see the video that the guys from 9to5mac, without having to risk installing it on your Mac.
They are more than 85 news explained in a 36 and a half minute video. You may think it is a bit long, but it is worth seeing everything that we are going to find in the fall when the final version is released for all users.