Another couple of Mac OS X 10.5 Pre-release Leopard screenshots have been posted online via Flickr.
These new screenshots (the shots we saw last week via Trinity Rubicon are now admitted fakes) show what’s supposed to be a new version of Safari with a sidebar of webpage thumbnails, some sort of accelerated bookmark menu button, a Boot Camp icon in the Mac menu bar, and a black address book icon in the Dock.
See them here.
Direct links:
Large ((1280 x 854) Picture 1 here.
Large ((1280 x 854) Picture 2 here.
Advertisements:
• Introducing the super-fast, blogging, podcasting, do-everything-out-of-the-box MacBook. Starting at just $1099.
• Get the new iMac with Intel Core Duo for as low as $31 A MONTH with Free shipping!
• Get the MacBook Pro with Intel Core Duo for as low as $47 A MONTH with Free Shipping!
• Apple’s new Mac mini. Intel Core, up to 4 times faster. Starting at just $599. Free shipping.
• iPod. 15,000 songs. 25,000 photos. 150 hours of video. The new iPod. 30GB and 60GB models start at just $299. Free shipping.
• Connect iPod to your television set with the iPod AV Cable. Just $19.
• iPod Radio Remote. Listen to FM radio on your iPod and control everything with a convenient wired remote. Just $49.
Related article:
Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard screenshots? – June 23, 2006
Can we just make it official that any shots coming out before August are not real?
I’m thinkin’…. Fake.
Ok ok ok—the LAST ones were fake, but THESE ones are real!!!
meeeeh….
the last ones were obvious fakes. Those are better, but still fakes, imho
Why people don’t use the status bar is beyond me.
defintely fakes check out the boot camp icon magnified on the menu bar, notice it is not anti-aliased, Apple wouldn’t miss that.
fake. note on the pic with safari that there are 2 hard drive icons, 1 says macintosh hd and the other says leopard. assuming he has on a separate drive, the leopard drive, he would have booted from that drive, and would have showed up above the other drive. drives are shown on the desktop in the order they booted.
Lets pretend that these are real. If these were Leopard screenshots, I feel sorry for anyone waiting for this. This looks completely unchanged from Tiger. A couple of new menu bar icons and changed theme for some apps does not constitute a new OS version. This is just sad.
These were worse than the last bunch.
AS OF 10.4.5 the Dock (yes the Dock) contacts the Apple Store.
Install Little Snitch
Force Quit the Dock.
Activate Dashboard.
Why? Who TF knows, but I ran the ip address it contacts and it takes me right to the front page of Apple.
Yawn, yawn, yawn. Let’s talk about Herve Villechaize instead.
boot camp.. way up top.. very slick
Do you have a widget checking something at Apple.com?
Wow, not even close.
If your guessing fake, then you’d be correct.
Good for a laugh thou.
FAKE FAKE FAKE… damn these guys are better than some girls faking it!
Not that it couldn’t happen but why is the start-up disk “Macintosh HD” and not the “Leopard” volume?
Did anyone notice that instead of a google search bar in the upper right hand corner of safari, there is now a “MacSearch” bar? An interesting idea. Apple getting into the search business?
MDN Magic Word: taking
Apple taking on Google
Is there a site that shows any fake Tiger pictures that came out before Tiger’s release? It would be fun to look at them.
I agree that they’re fake, but what really interests me is the dearth of Leopard rumors.
As August approaches, things are going to heat up bigtime. And that also means that the expectations are going to grow.
Leopard had better include time travel, or…
Wow. Who would think Apple would put that garish black button in the Safari window?
FAKE.
And why even have a dashboard button in MAIL? I know *I* get sent so many widgets…
mdn word: quite, as in, quite fake.
Fakes – Apple is too sensitive to new users, and the two “+” buttons in Safari are very easily confusing. The “+” for adding the URL to the Dashboard is logical, but now the “+” all by itself (Add to Bookmarks) has no logic function. A person would ask “Add to what?”
If Apple were to add an “Add to Dashboard” button, they would alter the icon for “Add to Bookmark”, perhaps making it look like the open book icon for editing bookmarks.
Apple always moves forward in ease of use. The fake images make the user interface more confusing.
As pointed out in the comments on the flickr site, the black dashboard icon already exists in Safari, take a look in the Package Contents -> Resources something ike OpenInDashboard.tif
those screen shots are boring – somebody jumping on the bandwagon of trinity rubicon – I mean – they even made mail look worse!!! hahaha!!!
http://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=tiger+leaked+screenshots&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8
…I also don’t think Apple would be so tacky as to turn their Address Book into a “Li’l Black Book”! See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_black_book
I know it’s fake because the address book and calendar are still seperate icons. I thought they would be combined into one program. At least that would make the most sense.