Apple today released the third beta of an upcoming macOS Sequoia update to its public beta testing group, giving the general public a chance to try out the new operating system’s features ahead of its fall launch. The third public beta comes two weeks after the release of the second beta.
Public beta testers can download macOS Sequoia from the Software Update section of the System Settings app after signing up on Apple’s beta testing website and opting into the public beta under the Beta Updates section.
macOS Sequoia’s biggest feature is iPhone Mirroring, which is designed to let you control your iPhone from your Mac using your keyboard and mouse. You can see notifications and use your iPhone apps even when your iPhone is tucked away and locked, and later this year, you’ll be able to use the feature to drag and drop apps from your Mac to your iPhone and vice versa.
Read more at MacRumors.com