MacRumors member crees! has found a reference to Mac OS 10.6 in the 6th iPhone SDK installer.
While not earth-shattering, this would seem to indicate that Apple does plan to continue using the Mac OS 10.x numbering scheme for its next release.
While not earth-shattering, this would seem to indicate that Apple does plan to continue using the Mac OS 10.x numbering scheme for its next release.
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