Apple Releases Sixth OS X Yosemite 10.10.2 Beta to Developers for Testing

Apple on Wednesday seeded another OS X Yosemite 10.10.2 beta to developers for testing. This is the sixth beta and its release took place about a week after the release of the fifth version for developers, which had a build number 14C99d and contained a number of stability and security improvements and bug fixes.

Yesterday's beta has a build number 14c106a and can boast of exact the same minor performance, stability and security enhancements. The guys from Cupertino asked the developers to focus their attention on several problem areas of the operating system for Macs. This time (just like a week ago) these areas include Wi-Fi, Mail and Voiceover.

Immediately after the release of OS X Yosemite to users worldwide last year, people began reporting about problems with Wi-Fi connections. With five betas released, it still looks like Apple haven't yet managed to fix the issue.

Those who have a developer account can download the latest OS X Yosemite 10.10.2 either from Apple's developer portal, or using the Software Update option. Still, if you plan to install this version on your main computer or laptop, keep in mind it may be unstable and glitchy.