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Apple on Wednesday pushed out a second beta versions of its upcoming macOS Catalina and tvOS 13 operating systems, offering users a chance to test out the latest and greatest Mac and Apple TV features before they go live this fall.
The new releases arrive a day after a third round of iOS 13, iPadOS, macOS 10.15, watchOS 6 and tvOS 13 beta software was pushed out to developers for evaluation.
Unveiled at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference in June, the forthcoming operating system releases promise to deliver a number of feature additions, new first-party apps, performance enhancements and tweaks to user hardware.
As detailed onstage at WWDC and in subsequent beta iterations, macOS Catalina will include a handful of major changes including an unraveling of iTunes that results in standalone Apple Music, Podcasts and TV apps. New Accessibility options enable users to control Mac with their voice and onscreen prompts, while Sidecar turns an iPad or iPad Pro into a secondary display.
Project Catalyst debuted as a developer toolset for simplifying the transition of iPad apps to native Mac titles. Apple is working on its own Catalyst versions of first-party apps, the first of which — News, Stocks, Voice Memos and Home — are expected to launch with Catalina this fall.
Also included are a new Find My app for locating devices and friends, Photos improvements, Safari enhancements and various upgrades to other first-party apps.
Oct 07, 2019 If there’s a headline feature for Catalina, it’s surely that iTunes has been broken up into several different apps: Music, Apple TV, and Podcasts. Now, macOS 10.15 Catalina is out. When macOS Catalina is released in the fall, it will come with a new TV app. This app takes over the movie and TV show purchasing and rental features from the old iTunes app. You will also use it to access your own video you store in your TV app library, such as ripped DVDs. An important aspect of the TV app will be giving Mac users access to the new Apple TV+ service coming later this year.
As for tvOS 13, Apple is making ready for its forthcoming Apple TV+ and Apple Arcade subscriptions services, the latter of which can be accessed with Xbox One and PlayStation 4 controllers. The OS also supports multiple users and comes with a few user interface tweaks.
The latest macOS Catalina and tvOS 13 beta builds are available through Apple's Public Beta Program.
Both AppleInsider and Apple itself strongly recommend users don't install the betas on to 'mission-critical' or primary devices, as there is the remote possibility of data loss or other issues. Instead, testers should install betas onto secondary or non-essential devices, and to make sure there are sufficient backups of important data before updating.
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This short tip teaches you how you can disable Catalina upgrade notifications in the System Preference’s Dock icon and the ‘Upgrade Now’ prompt in the Software Update pane in macOS. You may want to do so, if you are not ready for the upgrade (such as Catalina compatibility issues etc) and if the notifications annoy you. These are just a few reasons why you’d want to stop macOS Catalina from showing up in Software Updates on your Mac. Since you want to disable this, you also would not want to see the red notification bubbles indicating that you have updates available. Do you also want to turn off upgrade notification badges in the dock? Then this article is for you.
How to Disable Update Notification in Software Update
This is very easy to do:
Please follow the steps:
1. Close the System Preferences app.
2. Open the Terminal app (Applications / Utilities; or you may use Spotlight)
3. Enter the following command and press enter. You may have to enter your password.
4. Catalina Upgrade notice will disappear now. You will see the when you open System Preferences (Apple menu > System Preferences > Software Update)
However, you may want to undo this later when you are ready to upgrade. You can do so easily as well. Here is how:
1. Again open the Terminal app.
2. And enter the following command and hit enter (again you may have to enter your password):
This will make Catalina Upgrade appear again.
How to disable Catalina Update Badge Notifications (the red bubble icon) in the dock
1. Open the Terminal app.
2. Enter the following command and hit enter
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3. Now you will need to restart the dock by entering the following command in the Terminal and pressing enter:
4. The dock will restart and you will not see the notifications badges.
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