Just in time for the imminent release of Apple's newest OS X upgrade, Leopard, on October 26, a walkthrough of Leopard is now made available on the Apple OS X website, shedding light on the new OS X version's features as well as improvements made on its user interface.

One of the most impressive tweaks on OS X Leopard is the concept of stacks. To make newly downloaded files easier to find, the new files can now be accessed by clicking on the Download icon on the dock. Once clicked, the newly downloaded files will fan out, with the most recent in the top of the stack. Of course, users can make their own stack as well, which is a nice way to plow through files without having to open multiple folders.

The iPod's new Coverflow feature is also implemented in Leopard's finder, consolidating file viewing and searching in one place. Files of all kinds - documents, pictures, videos, etc. - can be previewed and played while in the Coverflow interface without having to open separate programs. Pretty handy, that.

Well, it's better to see the walkthrough than hear about it. Check out the Read link to play or download the walkthrough video!


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