Apple officially launches macOS Big Sur, iWork apps also updated for better compatibility

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When Apple launched its new Apple M1 chip powered MacBooks, it was confirmed that the new PCs will come with the new macOS Big Sur. Now, Apple has officially made its latest operating system available to all Apple users. Along with the new OS is a slew of changes, which we'll briefly describe below.

macOS Big Sur comes with a redesigned look, one that's more spacious for easier navigation and less visually complex. Apple has also enhanced apps like Safari, Messages, and Maps, as well as provide more controls to the user with the new update. For instance, you now have a Control Center that lets you quickly switch to Do Not Disturb mode, adjust the display's brightness, and more. You can learn more about all the changes here.

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According to 9to5Mac, Apple is also updating its iWork apps to go with the new macOS Big Sur. While there won't be any major new features or changes, the new versions of the apps will have better compatibility with Big Sur. On top of that, the UI for the apps will be in line with the redesigned look of Big Sur.

Mac users who are interested can visit this page to update to macOS Big Sur. With that said, have you managed to try out the new OS yet? Let us know what you think about it and stay tuned to TechNave.com for more tech news.