macOS 15 Sequoia announced at Apple’s WWDC 2024 event
Apple has announced macOS 15 for MacBooks and Macs at WWDC 2024
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Applehas officially announcedmacOS 15Sequoia at this year’sWWDC 2024event (you can follow all the announcements as they happen at ourWWDC 2024 live blog), giving us an early look at the upcoming operating system forMacs and MacBooks.
Following on frommacOS Sonoma, which was revealed at last year’sWWDC, macOS 15 comes with a range of new features, many of which make use of Apple’s AI tools, which were also announced at WWDC 2024.
What we know so far
These are the new features in macOS 15:
macOS 15 release date
As with previous releases, macOS 15 will initially be made available as a developer preview from today, June 10. This very early version is primarily aimed at app developers for them to test out – and you’ll need to be signed up to the developer program, which costs money.
A free public beta will be rolled out later, followed by the final version, which Apple says will be out in the “fall”, so expect it to come out around September or October of this year, based on previous macOS releases.
This story is breaking. We’ll continue to update this article - and check out ourWWDC 2024 live blogfor all the breaking news
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