Apple has introduced the fifth beta of the Studio Display 17 firmware, marking a continuation in the development of this firmware update. This release follows the launch of the fourth beta two weeks ago, indicating Apple’s ongoing efforts to refine and improve the performance and capabilities of the Studio Display 17.
The Studio Display line of monitors is capable of receiving firmware updates over the air, enhancing the functionality and features of these displays. However, it’s important to note that this specific firmware update is currently only available for Mac computers running the new macOS Sonoma operating system, which is also undergoing beta testing.
To access and install the firmware update, owners of Studio Display models with macOS Sonoma installed on their Macs can navigate to System Preferences and select Software Update.
As of now, Apple has not provided detailed information about the specific changes or improvements included in this firmware update. Beta testers who have been using the betas have not reported any new features being added. The complete release notes and information about the final launch of the Studio Display 17 firmware update will likely be available when the update is officially rolled out later this fall, coinciding with the release of macOS Sonoma.
This continuous focus on firmware updates demonstrates Apple’s commitment to delivering the best possible user experience and ensuring that its products are up to date with the latest features and improvements.
