Recently, a lot of rumors have been flying around regarding the iPhone and Leopard release dates. One of the more recent ones said that both products wouldn't be making the projected deadlines and that its makers have moved back the release dates quite a bit. Apple has given word that both products are on track and that they should meet their expected respective launch time frames.

The recent statement given by Apple regarding the delay of the Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard to October was fairly recent. The company said that they had to "borrow some key software engineering and QA resources from our Mac OS X team" for the iPhone's development. Now, it's been said time and again, but perhaps Apple is really stretching their considerable resources quite a bit with the iPhone. Hopefully, both products come out without a lot of bugs because a lot of Apple fans will be very disappointed if they do.

It looks like the company is still sticking with their "quality over release date" policy. This is something a lot of other companies should emulate, especially with their OS releases.