Apple has announced the release of the second beta version of its upcoming macOS Sequoia 15.6 update for developers. This release comes just two weeks after the initial beta was made available.
Developers interested in testing this new software can access it through the Software Update section in the System Settings app, provided they have an Apple ID linked to an Apple Developer account. At this time, specific features or changes included in macOS Sequoia 15.6 have not been disclosed.
Additionally, no new functionalities were identified in the first beta version. As development of macOS Sequoia winds down, Apple is shifting its focus towards macOS Tahoe, the next iteration expected to launch in the fall.
In related news, there are growing expectations for a refresh of the AirPods Pro, as the last update occurred in 2022. Hints of new features have emerged in Apple’s code, suggesting that significant enhancements could be introduced with the upcoming model.
Moreover, a digital car key feature was integrated into Apple’s Wallet app in 2020, allowing users to control compatible vehicles using their iPhones or Apple Watches. This feature is currently supported by select automakers, with plans for further expansion.
In other developments, Anker has recently initiated recalls for specific power banks due to potential fire risks. Additionally, reports indicate that Apple is working on a new low-cost MacBook powered by the A18 Pro chip, which would mark a significant shift as it would be the first Mac to utilize an iPhone chip.
As the launch of the iPhone 17 series approaches, rumors are circulating about its features and design, with expectations for an announcement in September.
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