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• 26 October 2007

• News: First Mac OS X Leopard copies on sale

  Apple's Mac OS X 'Leopard' has gone on sale at the Apple Store in Tokyo, part of a global launch that will unfold around the world over the next 24 hours.

• News: Mac OS X Leopard's 10 most undervalued features

  Mac OS X Leopard launches today, and it's easy to focus on the high-profile features such as Time Machine, Spaces, Stacks and changes to the Desktop's look-and-feel. However, the little things in any major OS X update are often the most useful. Here's our list of 10 lesser-known gems Mac fans can look forward to

• 25 October 2007

• News: Google Desktop supports Mac OS X Leopard

  Google Desktop now supports for Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard – which is launching tomorrow.

• News: Apple now bigger than IBM & Intel

  Apple is now the most valuable computer maker in the world, according to share price.

• 24 October 2007

• News: Apple to rake in $140m from Leopard launch

  The next version of Apple's Mac OS X - dubbed 'Leopard' – could earn the company $140m by the end of the year, according to an executive at the company.

• 23 October 2007

• News: Apple kills Boot Camp beta

  Apple has killed Boot Camp downloads in preparation for Friday's launch of Leopard.

• News: Vista disgust helping Mac 'Leopard' sign-ups

  Apple's Mac OS X 10.5 'Leopard' is being pre-ordered at twice the rate Mac OS X 10.4 was in the week before its release, MacObserver reports, with the current anti-Vista movement among the factors encouraging people to sign up to the new Mac OS.

• 22 October 2007

• News: See the new Mac OS X 'Leopard' features

  Apple has posted a guided tour to show users some of the newest features of Mac OS X Leopard, which is set for release on Friday. The video shows Stacks, Coverflow, Quick Look, Time Machine, Spaces, Mail and several other features.

• 20 October 2007

• News: FAQ: Switching from Mac OS X Tiger to Leopard

  The next version of Mac OS X will go on sale on Friday 26 October, and Apple is already taking pre-orders. That means Mac users finally have a decision to make.

• 19 October 2007

• News: New Mac Pros first with Intel Penryn?

  Apple could be first to market with computers featuring Intel's new 45-nanometre Penryn processors.

• 16 October 2007

• News: Apple to release Leopard next week

  Apple has confirmed Tuesday what rumor sites have been speculating on for days: Mac OS X 10.5 'Leopard' will hit store shelves on October 26. The Leopard Server operating system will be released at the same time.

• News: 16GB iPhone on sale before Christmas?

  A 16GB version of Apple's iPhone could be released in time for Christmas, according to the latest rumours surrounding the iPod/mobile phone hybrid.

• 15 October 2007

• News: Greenpeace: Apple iPhone is hazardous

  Apple's iPhone contains hazardous chemicals not used by other manufacturers, according to Greenpeace.

• News: Apple, AT&T face $1bn US iPhone lawsuit

  Because the iPhone is locked to AT&T's wireless network, Apple and AT&T must answer a class-action lawsuit seeking $1.2bn in damages. The class-action suit also notes that Apple will not allow unauthorised applications on the iPhone.

• 11 October 2007

• News: Apple 'completes Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard'

  Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard, the next version of Apple's Mac OS X operating system, has been finished and is being prepared for release later this month - if a number Apple-centric websites are to be believed

• 08 October 2007

• News: Apple set to overtake IBM this year

  Apple's market capitalisation will exceed that of IBM within a few months, according to a leading investment website.

• News: One in 10 Apple iPhones 'will be hacked'

  One in 10 Apple iPhones sold in the US in September went to owners hoping to unlock the device for use on networks other than AT&T, an analyst has claimed.

• News: Mac OS X 10.5 'Leopard' nears release

  The online rumour mill suggests Apple's Mac OS X 10.5, 'Leopard' is set for release on 26 October.

• 05 October 2007

• News: Apple woes 'freezing' iMac problem confirmed

  Apple has admitted some models of its iMacs are prone to freezing, and has promised a fix as soon as possible.

• News: Year-old Quicktime threat finally patched

  Apple has updated the Windows version of QuickTime to fix a 13-month-old bug that critics say it overlooked when it patched the media player in March.

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