Apple pushed the macOS 13 Developer Preview Beta 10 update (internal version number: 22A5365d) to Mac computer users, seven days after the last release.
macOS Ventura introduces Front Desk Scheduling, a new feature that allows Mac users to focus on one task while keeping other applications on standby, making it easy to switch between tasks. The update adds a Continuous Interoperable Camera, designed to use the iPhone as a webcam for the Mac. It supports centered portraits, desktop view (for showing off your desk) and studio lighting.
Handoff Relay is now available for FaceTime so users can transfer calls between iPhone, iPad and Mac at will, and Messages supports features such as marking iMessage as unread, unsending iMessage and marking as unread. SharePlay is now also available in the Messages app.
The Mail app supports adjustment and undoes within 10 seconds of sending, and the Weather and Clock apps are now available on the Mac. System Preferences has been rebranded as System Settings, which has an iOS-like design.
Safari supports shared tag groups, and Apple is working on passkeys, a next-generation credential that replaces passwords. there are updates to Spotlight, new features in the Photo Library, and Metal 3 is included in macOS Ventura for better graphics in games.
macOS 13 Ventura is due for public release in October.
