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Apple’s Snow Leopard 10.6 was out on Apple’s Online Store : Kind of!

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Mac Box Set version of OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard was recently up on the Apples Online Store. The product was up for sale and delivery was to be made in 24 hours but now, there is no such page online on the Apple Store. The Box has iLife 09 and iWork 09 with it and was priced at $169.

Apple also stated that the users who update from Leopard 10.4 will have to upgrade by buying this set whereas people running Leopard 10.5 can buy the the Single OS priced at $29. Well if you really don’t want to pay $169 for Leopard, better upgrade your Mac to 10.5 and the simply by the Stand Alone OS.

Well the thing is not about this but the fact that Snow Leopard will soon be released the public. Many Rumours are floating around the web. Apple Announced that Snow Leopard will be out in September while many sources claim it will be out as soon as 28th August.

Snow Leopard Build 10A432 is being claimed as the final release of the OS and also many Photos of it have been leaked over the Internet. We’re not sure if they are 100% genuine but it makes us believe that they are genuine.

QuickTime player to provide screen recording in Snow Leopard

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QuickTime will become much more involved and its feature base will be increased once  Snow Leopard is introduced. I say this, because with the introduction of Snow Leopard, QuickTime will provide screen recording features along side its ability to capture audio and video contents.

The beta users of MAC OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard have previously reported about the existence of such a feature. Although there remains doubt as to this feature is available in the Build 10A335 released on Thursday, but it is confirmed that this feature was not available with the previous builds.

This feature is particularly useful for software developers, educators and e-learners for obvious reasons. This feature will simplify the process of creating video tutorials, software demonstrations if nothing else. It is much better than having to stick with the old still shots.

I think that this is a change many of you will be happy to read about and appreciate.