Despite the fact that Apple is focusing its efforts on macOS Mojave, which will be version 10.14 of macOS, the Cupertino-based company keep working to finish polishing what will be the next update that macOS High Sierra receives and what will be the last update that many devices will receive.
The next version of the operating system for Mac, macOS Mojave, it leaves out all those teams that are prior to 2012, so Apple has to try to leave macOS High Sierra fully functional and without any type of bug or malfunction that may not weigh down the use on Macs that cannot be updated.
To do this, it has just launched a new beta, the third already, of what will be macOS 10.13.6, although for now for developers only of the platform. This new beta comes a week after the launch of the second beta, which was launched last Sunday. As in previous betas, we are not going to find great news, since the guys at Tim Cook are focusing on improving the stability of the system in addition to improving, even more if possible, the performance of the system on computers that will not be able to to update.
To update to the latest available beta of macOS High Sierra, you just have to go through the Mac App Store and click on Updates so that the corresponding update appears in our system. This beta has not been the only one that the company has launched, since a few hours before, they had launched the third beta of iOS 11.4.1 and tvOS 11.4.1, both also exclusively for developers. For now, public beta users will have to wait at least one day to install this update.
