It’s just a shame we’ll have to wait a bit longer for the latest MacBook Pro models.Apple II (1977 to 1993) Apple II With the news that the operating system could be just a week away, it won’t be long until everyone will be able to try it out. There are also ( a bunch of other interesting features coming in macOS Ventura). While it needs some work, it feels like it has the potential to change how people work on their Macs. It’s attracted some criticism during the beta period, but I’ve enjoyed my time with it. This lets you group apps together and save workspaces for work and play. I use Continuity Camera all the time in Digital Trends meetings and love how easy it is to set up and use (and as a bonus, it stops me from fidgeting with my iPhone during calls).Įlsewhere, macOS Ventura comes with Stage Manager, which is a new way to organize your desktop windows. It comes with some nifty features baked in, including Portrait mode and Center Stage from iOS, plus Desk View, which shows both your face and your desk at the same time. This lets you use your iPhone as a video-calling camera, saving the need for a separate webcam. It features Continuity Camera, my personal favorite macOS feature in years. Now, though, it appears macOS Ventura is almost ready for its close-up.
What’s coming in macOS Ventura?Īpple’s macOS Ventura operating system has been available to the public since the summer in the form of a public beta, but this has come with the usual warnings about unstable performance and unfinished features. New iPad Pro models with the M2 chip could be announced “in a matter of days,” while iPadOS 16 could launch alongside macOS Ventura in late October, Gurman claims. According to the report, Apple also has a new Apple TV in the works with an A14 Bionic chip and 4GB of memory. Gurman’s Power On newsletter also alluded to the Mac Mini, which Gurman says is due for an M2 upgrade. Expected specs for the M2 Pro are unknown at this time, but there’s a chance both the Pro and Max chips could be made with a 3-nanometer process (although a 5-nanometer process seems more likely). While the M2 can already be found in the MacBook Air and 13-inch MacBook Pro, the more powerful M2 Pro and M2 Max chips are still nowhere to be found.Īccording to the rumor mill, the M2 Max chip could come with up to a 12-core CPU, up to a 38-core GPU, and up to 64GB of unified memory.
Still, it might be a little disappointing for anyone who has been itching to get their hands on the latest Apple silicon chips.
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