Mac OS X Leopard, iLife, and iWork Coming in June 2007?
ThinkSecret reports that Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard) will ship in June 2007. This would bring it just within Apple's official "Spring 2007" release date.
The rumor site hints that Leopard will indeed include some surprises, but no details are available:
Updates to iLife and iWork are also expected alongside Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard) but that they may be rebranded as "iLife Leopard" and "iWork Leopard", dropping the calendar-year naming convention of the previous versions.
The rumor site hints that Leopard will indeed include some surprises, but no details are available:
"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.
Updates to iLife and iWork are also expected alongside Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard) but that they may be rebranded as "iLife Leopard" and "iWork Leopard", dropping the calendar-year naming convention of the previous versions.
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64 months ago
I wonder if only users of the latest OS release will be able to install updated iLife
64 months ago
Ugghhh......here we go again. :rolleyes:
I couldn't wait anymore, I ordered my MacPro yesterday. :D
I couldn't wait anymore, I ordered my MacPro yesterday. :D
64 months ago
Wonder if there will be new iMacs by then?
My sister needs a new iMac but is waiting for Leopard.
My sister needs a new iMac but is waiting for Leopard.
64 months ago
Ugghhh..."iLife Leopard" and "iWork Leopard"? Someone help them choose better names! :eek:
I'm impatiently waiting to find out what the new features are!
I'm impatiently waiting to find out what the new features are!
64 months ago
Updates to iLife and iWork are also expected alongside Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard) but that they may be rebranded as "iLife Leopard" and "iWork Leopard", dropping the calendar-year naming convention of the previous versions.
thinksecret? think siurpee. i called it first. :)
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.
this would be great if apple bundled ilife with mac os x. then it would really be the "complete package."
64 months ago
Big Surprise. :rolleyes:
This is not news - this is obvious.
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