After officially launching its last major release, macOS 12.3, in the middle of March with Universal Control, new emoji, and more, Apple has started up its testing cycle again. The first macOS 12.4 beta is now showing up.
Update 4/6: Apple has now made the first macOS 12.4 beta available to public testers. We’ve also learned that for Universal Control to work in iPadOS 15.5, Macs need to be running macOS 12.4.
- PSA: Universal Control in iPadOS 15.5 requires all devices run the latest beta
macOS 12.4 beta 1 is now available via OTA for developers already enrolled in the beta as well as being available soon from Apple’s Developer website. The first 12.4 beta comes with build number 21F5048e.
We’ll be keeping an eye out for what’s new in this release that comes after macOS 12.3.1 arrived last week with some Bluetooth bug fixes and some security updates.
- macOS 12.3.1 fixes bug affecting game controllers and other Bluetooth devices
While Universal Control first officially launched with macOS 12.3, it’s still in “beta” per Apple. We could see further refinements to the feature with macOS 12.4 alongside other new changes and features.
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