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I found this post by MacPomme very interesting
https://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?p=3492356#post3492356

While he may be wrong, he makes some great points. Well worth reading.

As he says - Apple may have tied the new OS development into some new hardware developments (just as the iPhone ties software and hardware development together). If this was so, a demonstration of Leopard would stop people buying the old hardware.

Thanks for posting that, interesting read. There is definintely more to Leopard than we know.
 
I think iLife will become a part of Leopard itself, and stop being sold as a seperate product.

Microsoft Windows Vista include many programs that rival iLife products, so Apple has to repond accordinally.

Oded S.
 
I say end of May...give at least 2 weeks for developers! (Though they've been using the beta for a while).

-=|Mgkwho
 
I think iLife will become a part of Leopard itself, and stop being sold as a seperate product.

iLife comes with new Macs right now...I agree with you it should just come with the OS.

Though iWork is a pro app, and should be somewhat separate.

-=|Mgkwho
 
Apple Store down?

Anyone else having trouble connecting to the apple store web site? I get an error message for both UK and US sites - not the usual we're busy updaint banner. I know this is not an issue with my connection, otherwise I would not be able to post this.
 
I think iLife will become a part of Leopard itself, and stop being sold as a seperate product.

Oded S.

I hope you're right. I think I would try it at that point. However, I'll still need word and excel because of all the damn macro's I have.
 
I can't even connect to the Apple website...

I can connect to apple.com but the store gives a Http/1.1 Service Unavailable message and the Apple discussion boards are resonding very slowly if at all. I'm guessing a technical problem rather than t new product/update :-(

It can't be the flood of people updating to DRM free music since that is not possible until next month.
 
iLife comes with new Macs right now...I agree with you it should just come with the OS.

Though iWork is a pro app, and should be somewhat separate.

-=|Mgkwho
Well I bought a Mac Pro and I only have a trial version of iLife, so perhaps it just comes with consumer models?
 
Yeah the Apple website is fine, but the store returns that http/1.1 that macinfojunkie mentioned for me as well.

-=|Mgkwho
 
Well I bought a Mac Pro and I only have a trial version of iLife, so perhaps it just comes with consumer models?

I received a full copy of iLife with my Macbook Pro C2D (and previously with a Power Mac) so it is certainly not limited to the consumer only models. The copy of iWork that came with all the Macs I have purchased since it was available have been trial versions though.
 
I can connect to apple.com but the store gives a Http/1.1 Service Unavailable message and the Apple discussion boards are resonding very slowly if at all. I'm guessing a technical problem rather than t new product/update :-(

It can't be the flood of people updating to DRM free music since that is not possible until next month.

Strange though, I don't recall that ever happening.
 
Spring in the Northern Hemisphere is from March 21 to June 21.

i am quite sure too that an american company would have no interest or reason to say spring and refer not to its own borders, but that of a faraway place. either way, it is good as i would rather have it sooner than in october or so...:cool:
 
Sidetrack alert:

I received a full copy of iLife with my Macbook Pro C2D (and previously with a Power Mac) so it is certainly not limited to the consumer only models.

'Ya know what's weird though? We MBP users (or at least me) didn't get Big Bang games. My sister did on her MB, but not I. :(

-=|Mgkwho
 
they better giveout free leopard upgrade to all the Pros that are buying the new quad core Mac Pro that will be announced next sunday !!
 
I don't get it...

-=|Mgkwho

It used to be a running joke in the auto industry that a car which was sub par - or had some parts missing was constructed during the Friday afternoon shift at the auto plant. The inference being that the workers were rushing it to get out of the door for the weekend.
 
It used to be a running joke in the auto industry that a car which was sub par - or had some parts missing was constructed during the Friday afternoon shift at the auto plant. The inference being that the workers were rushing it to get out of the door for the weekend.

Oh, HA! What a perfect metaphor for Apple :p.

-=|Mgkwho
 
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