The next version of OS X Yosemite would fix Wi-Fi connections among other novelties

As always with each new system update, be it Apple or any other company, we could consider it to some extent, a beta version or as minimum RC to which many faults are still discovered. One of those that has been consistently reported among users has been the problems that Yosemite has shown to manage different Wi-Fi networks.

While it's true that other features work fine most of the time on most Macs, the next operating system update promises that it might fix Wi-Fi problems forever. If you are one of those users whose connection drops every two times and cannot work, play…. In short, it is frustrating for you, the solution may already be just around the corner.

Now as you already know since we have been publishing it on the blog, Apple has started with the launch of OS X Yosemite betas in its version 10.10.1. Specifically, the second beta with build number 14B23 arrives just a week after the first beta was released. As in the first beta, users are asked to focus their tests and exercises on Wi-Fi connectivity, Notification Center, and Exchange accounts in the Mail app. 

let's remember the little tutorial I did if you suffered from some problems of intermittent drops with the Wi-Fi signal and that it has been dragging for a long time. Until now no one is sure what is or what causes the problem, some have already claimed that it is "fixed" if we disable the bluetooth protocol, iCloud or delete and reconfigure the Wi-Fi connection.

Clarify that none of these methods they are 100% reliable in all cases but at least they will give us a truce until Apple definitively fixes the problem.