Hello and welcome to the Apple Insider podcast. This is your host, Steven Robles. And yes,

all about iOS 17, Apple Silicon Mac Pro and 15 inch MacBook Air. And yes, Apple Vision

Pro so many have gotten their hands on even our own Andrew O'Hara. And we will discuss

it all with my good friend William for the second week in a row. How's going Liam?

Well, good. I'm relieved this is working because I have again accidentally fallen into

the beta of macOS. So not so much. Now wait this. I was immediately going to ask you which

of your devices have accidentally supposedly updated themselves to the developer beta.

Right. Well, first of all, I have to say, I have to say carcinoma in my head before I can

say Sonoma. I can never hold onto that word. So let's just say macOS 14. I chose to create

a new user on my office Mac because I have an Apple Adios developer and Apple was insisting

their to match. So it did that. Put it on there. And I was swapping back and forth between

users until I found out that it had basically bled across the two machines. And both of my

Apple Adios on that Mac on now on macOS carcinoma. Sonoma. Yeah. So that was a bit unexpected.

Okay. First of all, first of all, it is macOS Sonoma Sonoma. And if you install, if you update

the macOS for one user, I mean, the entire computer. Yes. I've lost you partition. Yes.

If you really wanted to, you could partition your drive and then have a whole different partition.

Yeah. I actually thought it would stop me partway because of this whole Apple ID thing, which

has causing me problems before. But it didn't turn so far. I mean, this is the odd tiny little

thing that isn't great. But generally speaking, I'm very, very tempted to also put it on my MacBook

Pro. But that would be foolish talk, wouldn't it? Oh my. Well, okay. Well, I would love to hear

from you when we get to macOS Sonoma Sonoma. I missed the naming. Sonoma is a good name now.

I like macOS Sonoma. But oh man, there's so much to talk about William. He is. Oh, here's what I

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