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- OS X 10.6 dropping early?

TUAW "has received some information" (ie they heard a rumors) that Apple may seed developers with an early build of Mac OS X 10.6 at the Worldwide Developers Conference next week. This next feline release apparently won't usher in any major new features. Instead, Apple is focusing solely on "stability and security."

We have also learned that OS X 10.6 may go gold master by December 2008 in an effort to start shipping it in January '09 at Macworld Expo. Mac OS X 10.6 will be a milestone release for Apple, as it will leave the PowerPC behind: a fully 64-bit clean, Intel-only Mac OS X.

Well, no new features other than "stability and security," two areas where Mac OS X has stubbled somewhat of late.

All I can say is that it better be free...

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