As the days inch closer and closer to Apple's June deadline for the Apple SDK release, the Cupertino lads seem to be pushing out as many beta releases as possible to iron out all the new features and kinks. Just recently, they've released the sixth build of the Beta of the Apple Software Development Kit, and there's a lot of tweaks put into this stealthy serving. Get them at the full story.

Third-party software developers keen on creating new applications for Apple's OS X Leopard and OS X iPhone operating systems can finally get the information they need in the upcoming Worldwide Developers Conference. Scheduled to take place from June 9 to June 13, the WWDC event shouldn't be passed up by those who are exploring Apple's innovative systems. More in the full article.

It looks like users will finally be able to make scheduled backups with Time Machine even when their Mac notebooks are running solely on battery power. This new option will reportedly be included in Mac OS X 10.5.3. More details in the full article.

Apple mentioned that backing up using OS X Leopard's Time Machine does not support hard drives connected to the AirPort. However, let it be known that the recent firmware permits backing up AirPort USB drives using the Time Capsule, but it may be taken out in the near future. More on this in the full article.

A few days ago we reported that Apple has already started testing the Mac OS X Leopard 10.5.3, citing over 75 code corrections. Here's a follow-up: the company is currently working fast and has already come up with build 9D11, which has 20 additional fixes. Get to know the details after the jump!

It wasn't that long ago when Apple released Mac OS X Leopard 10.5.2, but chances are a lot of you are already looking forward to the next one. Here's some good news for you: version 10.5.3 has already started testing this week. Check out the full article to find out what's currently happening in the testing stage of the update.

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

Trigger happy with the camera? Do you wean out your internet time by browsing through Flickr? Then you might like this new app for the Mac OS X Leopard. Photonic is a desktop application that acts as a Flickr client. It's still in its beta stage, but it's looking good. More details in the full article.

iJailBreak is back and is now firmware 1.1.3 compatible. The program now also runs on the Mac OS X Leopard as well as Tiger. iJailbreak basically allows you to add third-party applications to your iPod Touch or iPhone. Note however, that the utility requires you to have a jailbroken 1.1.1 or 1.1.2 unit. Check out the full article for more details on iJailBreak v0.4.1.

Download: iJailBreak v0.4.1