“Apple is currently planning to release Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard in June, mostly likely at or around its Worldwide Developers Conference, reliable sources report,” Think Secret reports.
“The release will come at the tail end of spring, which ends June 21, enabling Apple to meet its original shipping estimate,” Think Secret reports.
Think Secret reports, “‘Leopard is shaping up to be a more significant release than anyone expected, with much more to come than any of the developer builds have led on,’ one source said.”
“Also scheduled for a June release now are new versions of Apple’s iLife and iWork suites, which will pack extensive Leopard-dependent features. Sources say Apple continues to toy with the idea of bundling one or both suites with the new operating system free of charge in an effort to further play up the extra value and features Mac OS X offers over Microsoft’s new Windows Vista,” Think Secret reports.
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