Apple OS X Leopard promptly fixed a rather serious file-deleting bug, but will they be able to fix this one in time? As it turns out, the newer versions of OS X can't reformat USB drives through the Disk Utility program. Find out about how to get around this problem in the full article!

After being announced late last month, Apple has finally released Mac OS X Leopard 10.5.2! The update has more than 100 bug fixes and over 300 new features. The update also includes a security update, the first for 2008. Check out the full article for some of these new updates to the Mac OS X Leopard!

Download: Mac OS X Leopard v10.5.2 with Security Update

In case you missed it, Apple has quietly released a new build for Mac OS X Leopard 10.5.2 update to developers during the recent Macworld Expo. Actually, it's quite understandable if this was overshadowed due to the several other bombs dropped by the Steve Jobs-led company at the time.

But now that the event has come and gone, we have for you now the massive complete list of changes for the said update. See them all by clicking the "read more" link below.

Like it or not, Apple's witty Get a Mac ads are here to stay. To those interested, there's a newly-released Get a Mac ad that will be sure to make you chuckle, even a little bit. If it failed, you can always go back to the one with Gisele Bundchen in it. The video in the full article!

More updates coming your way as Apple releases Security Update 2007-009 for the Mac OS X Leopard 10.5.1. As always you can run Software Update or go directly to Apple's Support site to grab the manual update. Read the full article to read more on the security update.

Hybrid OS lovers were ecstatic to find that the latest Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard came with the complete release of Boot Camp, a utility which helps install Windows-based applications on the Mac. While the idea of Microsoft and Apple holding hands in solidarity was something rather farfetched a little while back, evidence of growing compatibility between the two rival OS types has slowly been piling up.

Read more about this in the full article!

Now, there's no more reason why people shouldn't get Apple's newest OS X Leopard. Shortly after the discovery of the file-deleting bug, Apple issued OS X Leopard 10.5.1 update, which fixes all sorts of errors including the rather serious file-eating bug. Head to the full article for more details.

Props to Apple's latest personal computer, the Mac OS X Leopard, for its successful debut in Japan last month.

Though Apple sales in 2007 seemed progressively slow at first, things finally looked up when the Leopard stepped into the limelight. Due to the Leopard's very successful sales in the Japanese market, Apple now dominates the OS-only Japanese demographic.

It's no big surprise that the upcoming build for Mac OS X 10.5 will have over two dozen fixes included as its first update for Apple's newest operating system. The first build, labeled Mac OS X 10.5.1, will include fixes for many of the Leopard's applications, as well as some corrections to its email features.

The Cupertino-based Mac maker offered software developers access to Mac OS X 10.5.1 build 9B13 to help in the process. Read about the full details after the jump!

Apple has just released the iMac Software Update 1.2.1 for the Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger) on their official website. The patch is specifically for 20-inch and 24-inch iMacs with processor speeds of either 2.0, 2.4, or 2.8 GHz. This 13.3 MB download fixes a few problems on the Tiger OS that popped up when the iMac Software Update 1.2 was released.

Want to know more what else the iMac Software Update 1.2.1 fixes? Head on over to the full article for more information.