Monterey’s sixth beta is now available for developers. A version that arrives within the usual 15-day cycle between versions and that completes the arrival of the third beta of iOS 15, iPadOS 15, tvOS 15 and watchOS 8. An update focused on polishing details for the official launch in autumn.
Monterey, closer to each beta
Following the release of the sixth beta of iOS, iPadOS and tvOS 15 and of watchOS 8, Apple has released the sixth beta version of macOS Monterey. In the case of a fourth beta, more than news, we hope that it will be fix some small bugs typical of the development of an operating system.
The truth is that Monterey is the beta of a more stable operating system that I have tested, still in its first version. It is clear that Apple has done their homework and improved internal processes to ensure that the software, even in a development version, works really well. Something that, everything is said, surprises given the amount of news that the operating system receives.
If we want to enter the beta cycle we can do it by following these steps or create a bootable installer of the system, but it is necessary to bear in mind that we are talking about development versions containing bugs.
Already within the beta cycle, we will find the update in the app Settings as an OTA update. During the first hours, Apple servers can receive more demand than usual, so the waiting time can be lengthened. In Applesfera we are already updating our devices and we will update the article if news appears.