A beta version of Apple’s upcoming macOS Sequoia has been released that lets developers try out a handy new iPhone mirroring feature that all users will eventually.
The big picture: Apple’s new mirroring feature is now available to developers trialing beta versions of iOS and macOS. The feature allows you to completely control your iPhone and all of its apps with your Mac, but it’s currently restricted to developers only. An open beta will be available to the public in a few weeks, while the full operating systems are set to release later this fall.
A beta version of Apple’s upcoming macOS Sequoia has been released that lets developers try out a handy new iPhone mirroring feature that all users will eventually get access to. The feature allows iPhone users to mirror their iPhone screen directly onto their Mac. iPhone apps can be launched and run from your Mac, even allowing easy file transfers between the two devices on the fly, swipe through pages on the Home Screen, and launch apps using the Mac’s trackpad.
