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macOS Big Sur to be available starting November 12

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Prasad 10 November 2020

Apple macOS Announcement Mobile computers

At its event today Apple announced that the next generation of its desktop operating system — macOS Big Sur — will be available this Thursday on November 12.

Big Sur is the next major release for macOS and it's especially a big one this year as it enables support for the Apple Silicon based Macs, including the new MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, and the Mac mini that were announced today with the new Apple M1 chip.

macOS Big Sur to be available starting November 12

It will include support for universal apps, which are apps designed to run on the new Apple Silicon as well as Intel x86 based Macs. It will also include Rosetta 2, which will allow users to run Intel x86 based apps that aren't universal to be run within a virtualized environment. And third, Big Sur will also support iOS and iPadOS apps natively.

Other than that, Big Sur also features a host of other changes, including a brand new design, updated Safari, new Messages and Mail apps, Control Center, updated Notification Center, new widgets, and lots more. You can find a full list of changes here.

macOS Big Sur to be available starting November 12

Big Sur will be available for iMac (2014 or later), iMac Pro, Mac Pro (2013 and later), Mac mini (2014 and later), MacBook Air (2013 and later), MacBook Pro (Late 2013 and later), and MacBook (2015 and later).

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  • Ayaan Goswami
  • fC$
  • 23 Nov 2020

This is expected to be a major update and honestly pretty impressive. I like the iPhone design in the mac.

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  • A.Bajwa
  • fC$
  • 23 Nov 2020

I have been waiting for an macOS update and this does not disappoint at all. Really neat and power packed.

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  • tammifizzle
  • Nu6
  • 11 Nov 2020

so many things coming in november.... what an awesome month.

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