It's been a month since Apple released the latest macOS Ventura update. Since then‚ many Mac users have complained about this update breaking several features and causing many issues. The reason why you might not have noticed is that you're currently running macOS Sonoma. But if you own a 2017 MacBook Pro‚ MacBook Air‚ or the last 12-inch MacBook‚ you might have noticed that version 13.6.6 has been a nightmare. Usually‚ we recommend waiting a few days for users to update to the latest macOS version. Still‚ complaints have only grown almost a month after macOS Ventura 13.6.6 was released to users. GottaBeMobile listed several complaints from users of Apple's Community forums. These issues vary from Touch ID not working‚ iMessage refusing to load‚ so the person can't open messages or reply to them‚ Bluetooth issues preventing accessories from connecting‚ Time Machine stopped working‚ and more. The worst part about this macOS Ventura update is that some users with newer Macs prefer to use an older macOS version so they don't lose compatibility with their company's software or other apps. That said‚ they're also facing some of these issues. Most interestingly‚ the macOS Sonoma update available alongside macOS 13.6.6‚ which was 14.4.1‚ fixed several issues from macOS 14.4‚ such as an issue when connecting third-party accessories with a monitor‚ such as a camera‚ keyboard‚r or mouse. In addition‚ that update fixed an issue with apps that include Java‚ which would quit unexpectedly and more. That said‚ while Apple might have fixed these issues for macOS Sonoma users‚ the company forgot about its macOS Ventura users. It's unclear when Apple is planning a macOS Ventura update‚ but version 13.6.7 couldn't come soon enough for so many users. BGR will let you know once Apple ships this update. Don't Miss: macOS 14 Sonoma: Release date‚ features‚ Mac compatibility The post Latest macOS Ventura update has been a nightmare for users with old Macs appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Best Fire TV Stick deals for April 2024 Today’s deals: $249 Apple iPad‚ $399 Google Pixel 7‚ Fire TV Sticks from $20‚ OnePlus sale‚ more Today’s deals: $20 Amazon credit‚ $4 smart plugs‚ $20 Wyze Cam‚ All-Clad cookware‚ COSORI air fryer‚ more Today’s deals: $25 off Nintendo Switch‚ $189 AirPods Pro‚ $23 Echo Pop speaker‚ Blink camera sale‚ more

One of the best things about the Apple Vision Pro is the immersive experience it can provide when watching content. That's something many people have praised about the spatial computer. However‚ there's an immediate downside that you'll notice immediately: you're the only person enjoying that immersive experience. You can't truly share it with other Vision Pro users‚ even if they're sitting beside you‚ wearing their own headsets. That's one thing Apple will hopefully fix via future visionOS updates. Otherwise‚ we will all be alone in these devices‚ unable to watch immersive movies‚ shows‚ or sports with friends and family. I think the Vision Pro can revolutionize so many experiences‚ and it's not just about turning the ceiling of your room into a huge screen for your favorite moves and sporting events. As you can see in the screenshot above and video demo below‚ I'm thinking specifically about sports. The concept above shows what could be possible on the Vision Pro with the right apps. And as you're about to see‚ that sort of sports-watching experience would work great as a shared experience with Apple's spatial Persona avatars for the Vision Pro. Continue reading... The post Crazy demo shows how Vision Pro could revolutionize sports… if Apple fixes one big problem appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $249 Apple iPad‚ $399 Google Pixel 7‚ Fire TV Sticks from $20‚ OnePlus sale‚ more Today’s deals: $20 Amazon credit‚ $4 smart plugs‚ $20 Wyze Cam‚ All-Clad cookware‚ COSORI air fryer‚ more Best Echo Dot deals for April 2024 Today’s deals: Free Samsung 65″ TV‚ $6 Kasa smart LED bulbs‚ $299 3D printer‚ Dyson V11 stick vacuum‚ more

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