Apple is apparently inviting its retail employees to test macOS Sierra, the latest version of the company's desktop operating system. Announced earlier this week, employees can sign up to test the new system on their personal machines ahead of the public beta scheduled to begin in July.
Apple sent out a memo to employees, which was obtained by 9to5Mac.
"We know you enjoy getting your hands on Apple's latest technology. With that in mind, all team members are invited to participate in a pre-release in the macOS 10.12 seed program."
Apple unveiled macOS Sierra earlier this week during the keynote of WWDC 2016. The update will see a name change of Apple's desktop OS, along with a number of additions and improvements, including Siri, Auto-lock with Apple Watch, and Apple Pay support.
