In the latest episode of the podcast Soy de Mac and iPhone News, we talk about the news and our first beta experience of all Apple operating systems for 2020, betas that are currently only available to the developer community and that show enough stability to be a first beta.
macOS Big Sur has been an important change in the traditional design that has been with us for more than a decade. In fact, this new version for sin has taken the step to 11, leaving behind the 10.x versions that had been with us for many years.
The march of Jony Ive is noticeable in some icons, like the battery, an icon quite painful to the eyes for those of us who are used to Apple's design. The rest of the interface is practically a copy, in addition to the applications, of what we can find in iPadOS.
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