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1. MacOS Big Sur is a huge software update for Macs.Version 11.0 is the biggest release since macOS X was rolled out. It imports features like the Control Center, a revamped Notification Center, a redesigned Dock, powerful native apps to ensure a streamlined experience across all Apple devices and much more. MacOS Big Sur is already available for testing, to Apple Developers.
2. Mar 19, 2016  Check for new drivers for your display: If every app on your display looks blurry, the display itself may need a driver update; check the Mac App Store’s Updates tab, or the manufacturer’s website for the latest driver software. Sometimes, an updated version of macOS may include drivers pre-installed, so always make sure macOS is up to date.
3. MacOS includes an excellent system for calibrating your Mac’s display. In the same preference pane, press the Option key and click Calibrate. The Display Calibrator Assistant opens and walks you through the process. You need to press the Option key to launch this assistant in Expert Mode, which gives you more options for detailed calibration.

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macOS Big Sur

By default in recent versions of OS X, you’ll see a “default” recommended resolution for your external display, which includes high-resolution scaled “Retina” resolutions for 4K monitors. If you prefer a different resolution, OS X gives you four other options ranging from “Larger Text” (a lower equivalent resolution) to “More.

is a huge software update for Macs. Version 11.0 is the biggest release since macOS X was rolled out. It imports features like the Control Center, a revamped Notification Center, a redesigned Dock, powerful native apps to ensure a streamlined experience across all Apple devices and much more.

macOS Big Sur is already available for testing, to Apple Developers. The beta version is scheduled to become public in July. The big release has been announced for this fall. Until then, you can download the macOS Big Sur wallpaper and use it as a desktop background on any Mac, iPad, iPhone or iPod touch. It also automatically resizes on all non-Apple computers and other smartphones. Your device doesn’t need to be compatible with Big Sur. We’ve extracted the wallpapers from the source code and shared them below.

macOS Big Sur Wallpapers

What Means Big Sur?

Big Sur is the name of a beautiful 90-mile-long Californian coastline that’s located about 150 miles south of San Francisco and 300 miles north of Los Angeles.
To be more precise Big Sur points to a 90-mile stretch of rugged and awesomely beautiful coastline between Carmel (south) and San Simeon (north).
It’s the spectacular place where the Pacific Ocean meets the Santa Lucia Mountains to create a rocky coast.
To be able to visit it you have to ride along Highway one or just download the macOS Big Sur wallpapers provided below. You can use them on any computer, tablet or smartphone.

macOS Big Sur California Wallpapers

Macbook Default Display Settings

macOS Big Sur Safari Splash Screen Wallpapers

How To Download & Install macOS Big Sur Wallpaper

Every Default Macos Wallpaper

On Mac

1. Select the desired wallpaper and click on its thumbnail, to open the image in a new tab.
2. Click with two fingers and select ‘Save Image As…’. Download the macOS Big Sur wallpaper on your desktop.
3. Click with two fingers on the thumbnail of the newly downloaded background.
4. Select ‘Set Desktop Picture’.

On Windows

1. Pick the desired wallpaper resolution and left-click on the respective thumbnail to open the image in a new tab.
2.Right-click the wallpaper and choose the ‘Save image as’ option. The background image will be saved on the Desktop or in your predefined target location.
3. Open the Desktop view and double-click the image to view it.
4. Right-click and select ‘Set as desktop background’.

On iPhone

All the above backgrounds display perfectly on iPhones and iPads too.
1. Open the desired wallpaper on your iPhone. Be patient because you will be downloading high resolution images.
2. In Google Drive tap the download icon, a downward pointing arrow available at the top of the screen.
3. Next, tap View to preview the wallpaper.
4. Long-press the image and select ‘Add to Photos’.
5. Open the Photos app and set the downloaded image to be used as a wallpaper. More details, as well as the default iOS 14 wallpapers are available here.

On which computer do you plan to use the default macOS Big Sur backgrounds? Let us know in the comments section available below!

Related: Check out the complete list of Macs compatible with the Big Sur software update!

Mac Default Display Profile

Macos Default Web Browser