We've had a couple rumors dropping in for the past couple of months about upcoming plans for Apple's future line of hardware and software products. Recent rumors suggest that all these changes are growing imminent: the next-gen iPod Nano and iPod Touch, the latest iTunes update, and Mac OS X 10.5.6 introducing Blu-ray might be just around the corner!

Apple has released the latest private build of Mac OS X 10.5.5 to devs. The new seed has no known bugs when it was released, but several new fixes from the previous version came along with it. More details in the full article.

It's time to update your Mac OS X systems once again. Apple recently released a new Security Update (flagged as 2008-005), which is compatible with Mac OS X 10.4 and 10.5, and is "recommended for all users and improves the security of Mac OS X". Find out the details of the new software update in our full article after the jump.

Official and unofficial updates get their share in the limelight for the this week's Apple Weekend Warrior feature. Apple was able to sneak in a couple of updates for the iTunes and the Mac OS X just before the weekend hit, while homebrew developers came up with their own releases for their respective projects. Read more about the latest happenings in and around the Apple scene after the jump.

Apple recently released the first build of the new Mac OS X 10.5.5 software. However, the new release comes with an ominous caveat not to install the software on Macs with integrated graphics chips. The update takes care of numerous bugs noted since the release of the previous OS X version. Find out more about the new 9F5 build in our full article after the jump.

With barely a week to go before the release of Apple's new iPhone model, loyal gadgetphiles have already marked their calendars for July 11 - the release date of the new iPhone 3G. As expected, there's a virtual treasure trove of information regarding the new iPhone and we have it all wrapped up in a neat little Weekend Warrior bundle for everyone to browse through right after the jump.

The wait is finally over as Apple recently announced the release of the latest Mac OS X software update. Mac OS X 10.5.4 Leopard includes some general operating system improvements which enhance the stability, compatibility, and security of your Mac. Find out the specifics of all the new changes in our full article.

It's the first issue of the Apple Weekend Warrior and we've got some good stuff for everyone. To kick things off with the new and improved version of the QuickJump QuickPeek feature, we have a healthy dosage of Trojan malware, spiced with Snow Leopards on the side. Confused? Read the full article to get a better idea of what we're talking about.

With Steve Job's announcement of the upcoming Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard during the recently concluded Apple Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), people are already anticipating the next major version of the Mac operating system. German website Apfeltalk was able to get its hands on a couple of screenshots, showing off the new look of the OS. You can view the images in our full article after the jump.

Mac users beware - the first ever ARDAgent-based Trojan malware was recently identified by SecureMac, compromising the security of the normally airtight Mac OS X system. Known as "AppleScript.THT", the Trojan exploits a vulnerability in the Apple Remote Desktop Agent and allows malicious users complete access to the system. More details about the Trojan can be found in our full article.