Everything goes according to plan. If the eleventh beta of macOS Ventura was released for developers last week, just a few hours ago it just did so with the version release Candidate, last version prior to the definitive one.
So as we announced a few days ago thanks to the Mark Gurman leak, next week (Monday October 24) all users with a compatible Mac will be able to upgrade to this year's new software for Macs: macOS Ventura.
A while ago Apple has released macOS Ventura Release Candidate for all developers. We all know what that means. The beta versions are already finished, and this is the definitive version, which should be tested first by developers this week.
So if there is no blunder (very unlikely in a Release Candidate), next Monday, October 24, Apple will release for all users the final version of the software for this year's Macs: macOS is coming.
An RC version released a week after beta version 11 was released. Tests are over, and everything is ready so that all users who have a Mac compatible with the thirteenth version of macOS can update their computers starting next Monday, October 24 at seven in the afternoon, Spanish time.
A macOS Ventura that arrives loaded with new features, such as the Internship Manager, (a new multitasking manager), Camera Continuity, to use your iPhone as a webcam, Handoff for FaceTime, new features in Email, Safari y Spotlight among others.
The photo library also receives significant improvements, and macOS Ventura will be compatible with Metal 3, a new 3D graphics engine that will undoubtedly delight all those who want to finally be able to use their Macs to play XNUMXD games in real time, something impossible to date. Almost there…