“The latest version of MacOS X – 10.5 aka Leopard – was revealed at WWDC 2006. On exiting the keynote, the developers in attendance received a beta version of the new OS which will be released in April 2007. The goal of this article is to show the new software functionality that we use on a daily basis through images,” MacBidouille reports.
Full article, with screenshots, here.
[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “Todd,” “Peter B.” and “LinuxGuy and Mac Prodigal Son” for the heads up.]
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hmmmm – a ‘developers beta’? sounds like an item covered by a NDA,
these screenshots probably cross that line.
actually, these screenshot show much of nothing. basically they’re clearer pictures of what we already saw streaming in the keynote.