Apple will release the next version of macOS in October – perhaps as soon as October 18.
Apple has revealed some of the new features coming to macOS later this year. During the WWDC keynote Apple revealed the name of the next version of macOS as well as details of new innovations and updates to its Mac apps Mail, Safari and more.
You might think that with a name like Ventura it sounds a bit like Windows Vista, but Ventura is the name Apple has chosen for macOS 13. The name maintains Apple’s recent tradition of giving every version of macOS a name in addition to a version number. As usual, the name is taken from a landmark or area in California as has been the tradition since Mavericks launched in 2013. Prior to that, large cats were used as names for Apple’s Mac operating systems. This time the version number will be 13 (unlucky for some, but that didn’t stop Apple from calling the 2021 iPhone the iPhone 13).
macOS Ventura: Release date
Apple unveiled the features coming to the next version of macOS during the WWDC 2022 keynote on June 6 at 10 a.m. PT. At the time, Apple promised the update will be “Coming this fall” but an update to the Ventura Preview webpage in September now says the update is “coming this October.”
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