Last but not the least, public beta for macOS 10.13.4 also brings the ‘smoke cloud’ wallpaper that was exclusive to iMac Pro. MacOS High Sierra will be the last operating system by Apple to support 32-bit apps. This warning is being issued in an attempt to phase out 32-bit apps in a similar was when the company phased out 32-bit iOS apps.
The new update also issues a warning whenever a user is trying to open a 32-bit app. If you've been waiting for macOS 10.13.6 to start testing with macOS, now's the time to start downloading. If you already have the macOS High Sierra beta installed, head to Mac App Store > Updates and download away. This is not the only new addition to this version will also support Business Chat, a feature that will come with iOS 11.3. Update July 2, 2018: Apple has just released macOS High Sierra 10.13.6 beta 5 for developers.
The new version of macOS High Sierra introduces new features such as Messages on iCloud which uploads all your iMessages to the cloud as reported by MacRumors. One thing to note here is that this new update will only be available for users who have signed for Apple’s beta testing program. This comes just two days after the company launched the update for developers and just a few days after the company rolled out High Sierra 10.13.3 for all the macOS-powered devices.
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