This comes from a report from 9to5Mac and is based on trademark filings. There is some speculation that its name could officially be macOS 13 Mammoth. However, whether this pans out remains to be seen. It’s unknown if Apple will contuse to support all of the above in macOS 13, but if it does decide to drop support for some, it’s possible some Macs older than 2016 may see support dropped. While we don’t expect Apple to not support macOS 13 on Intel-based Macs, some older ones may be dropped this year.Ĭurrently, macOS 12 Monterey supports the following Macs: macOS 13: Supported DevicesĪpple recently transitioned from Intel-based chips to Apple Silicon. Expect a public beta to be released a week or two later.Īs for when the final release of macOS 13 will happen for the general public, you can expect it to occur sometime in September, which is when Apple usually releases major operating system updates. WWDC 2022 kicks off on June 6, 2022, and will see the unveiling of iOS 16, iPadOS 16, watchOS 9, and tvOS 16, in addition to macOS 13.Īpple should spend a significant amount of time showing off the new features of macOS 13 on June 6th, following that up by releasing a developers’ beta the same day. The current version of macOS is macOS 12 Monterey.Īpple is expected to unveil macOS 13 at its upcoming 2022 Worldwide Developers’ Conference. The next version of macOS will be macOS 13.
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