The first thing to thank the reader mgandolfo for sharing with us the news of OS X 7 El Capitan beta 10.11.4 release. When this afternoon I released the news about the beta version of iOS 9.3 and how strange it seemed to me that it came alone without beta of OS X, watchOS or tvOS, Apple seems to look at us sideways and decided to launch the beta 7 of OS X.
Now this beta is already available in the developer version and also in its public beta version, so all those who want to install it on the Mac and do not have a developer account can also do it from the web for beta testers. The new beta comes with build 15E64a and it offers us few important changes or to highlight with respect to the beta 6 launched a week ago.
It will be time to review the beta and see in more detail the possible improvements that it brings in addition to the improvements in security, performance and system stability, but in principle and without having the beta downloaded yet on my Mac, I doubt that it has very outstanding news. On the other hand I have to say the same in each new update, performance and stability improvements are necessary on any operating system so it is good that it is being updated even though we would like to see some interesting news.
These major system changes are expected to show up in the next big update arriving at this year's WWDC and of which we will be pending to tell you all the news.
When will the next update be released as a result of all these betas ..?
(By the way, a letter is missing in the first line of the paragraph)
Well in theory it will be Monday 21 of this month. Let's see what happens and how all this is.
regards
HOW MANY BETS WILL BE NECESSARY FOR THE DEFINITIVE UPDATE ???