Now, registered developers can download the beta version and once the appropriate profile is installed, the version will be available through the Software Update mechanism in System Preferences. As far as its features are concerned, macOS Ventura introduces a new feature called Stage Manager that allows Mac users to focus on a task besides keeping other apps ready for easy swapping between tasks.
According to MacRumors, the Handoff feature is now available for FaceTime. This means users can now transfer calls between iPhone, iPad and Mac. The new message support feature now allows users to mark a message as unread and permits unsending an iMessage. SharePlay will now work in the Messages app.
The Mac now comes with weather and clock apps. Apple has also renamed System Preferences as System Settings and the design has been revamped to make it similar to iOS.
Safari browser now supports Shared Tab Groups. Apple is likely to replace passwords with passkeys which is a next-generation credential. The macOS Ventura will have better graphics as it supports Metal 3.
macOS Ventura also gets a new feature called Stage Manager that makes it easier to manage Mac when multiple windows are open.
The new Continuity Camera now allows Apple users to use iPhone as a makeshift webcam while video chatting on the Mac and supports Center Stage, Desk View (for showing off your desk), and Studio Light.