macOS BigSur tenth beta released for developers

Apple seeded the tenth beta of macOS BigSur for developers after almost four months of its announcement at the WWDC conference. The update comes two weeks after the release of the ninth beta.

This beta update adds more features and some improvements to the macOS Big Sur. The company has rolled out ten betas of the updates and it is still not known that when the actual update will be rolled out.

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macOS BigSur brings a whole new look to the Mac operating system, changing the entire look of the window. The appearance is fully changed, everything feels new and also familiar to the older operating system. The control center now comes with new and more customizable options.

Messages have got a similar look as the Message app in iOS. Likewise, iOS the Messages in Mac will now support pinned conversations, mentions, inline replies, and Memoji creation.

There are many new features added to the Maps such as Look Around, indoor maps, Guides, restaurants, and much more. Photos include a better retouch tool. A new Listen now section has been added to replace the Apple’s Music for your section. The eighth beta of macOS BigSur fixes the bug which causes the application to close unexpectedly.

Notifications are made more interactive and user friendly and are easy to access. Tabs are redesigned with built-in translation features, Chrome Firefox extension can be ported to Safari, and YouTube supports 4K. The privacy is been improved, now it will let you know about the trackers that Safari is blocking.

Developers can download the beta of macOS BigSur from Apple Developer Center after installing a proper profile. Before installing make sure that you download the update on your secondary device and not the primary device as the update could have some bugs which may cause in data loss.

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