A apple confirmed this Monday (5) the launch of the next update of the operating system of his computer.

It’s about macOS 14which was named Sonoma – a traditional city in the US state of California, located in the county of the same name and famous for growing grapes, historic buildings and surrounded by a mountain range.

Along with the platform news, the company also confirmed the list of devices that will be compatible with the update, which will be free.

Check out the list of lines and models below:

• iMac – Model 2019 or newer
• imac pro – 2017 model
• Macbook Air- Models 2018 or newer
• Macbook Pro – Model 2018 or newer
• Mac Pro – 2019 model or newer
• Mac Studio – Model 2022 or newer
• poppy mini – Model 2018 or newer

To find out what device you have, simply tap apple menuwhich is in the top left corner and select the option “About This Mac”. The window that opens contains information such as the version of macOS installed, the serial number, and the model of the device you are using.

In general, Apple supports the update for models with a lifespan of up to seven years, as is the case with iMac Pro, which has not received hardware updates since. Some of the models listed above were announced during the conference itself, such as the new poppy studio This poppy pro with new Apple M2 Ultra chips and MacBook Air in 15-inch version.

macOS Sonoma has as major innovations enable interactive widgets in the workspace itself more video conferencing options and Game Mode, which automatically optimizes the system for your games. browser Safari it also received more features, including a new trackerless browsing mode and the ability to share passwords between group members.

A public test version of the system will be released in July of this year, but developers can already download the beta version of macOS Sonoma through the company’s platforms. A stable and consumer update will be released between September and December 2023.

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Source: Apple

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