NetNewsWire 3.Most users don't know that Macs are designed to run periodic maintenance scripts on a daily, weekly and monthly basis. VMware announces pre-registration for Mac client - like we were saying. Virtual PC gets the axe from Microsoft - yet another 3rd party beat them to doing something better on their own home turf

Voice Candy 1.1 - voice altering program gets voice memo management and real-time effects Parallels Desktop beta - more better USB, improved performance and integration HistoryHound - full-text search of virtually every Mac OS X browser's history, as well as RSS apps like Pulp Fiction and NetNewsWire SyncBridge - Why wait for Leopard? Sync, share and collaboratively edit iCal calendars Leopard server monitor - keep an eye (next spring) on your server from the Dashboard

Leopard Server - it wasn't in the spotlight on stage, but Apple couldn't leave the server folk hanging Xcode 3.0 - major update to Apple's coding utility WWDC 2006 tidbit roundup part 2 - more juicy details tracked down from you readers and around the web WWDC 2006 tidbits roundup - interesting details they didn't exactly show us on stage The real Leopard show-stopppers - developer goodies that weren't on stage Remember: each version thus far has boasted 150 'major' new features, so we have a lot more to see come Spring Steve previews the big 10 - major new features coming in the next Mac OS X installment.

WWDC Keynote Coverage - our play-by-play coverage of Monday's big event So here we go boys and girls I hope you brought a big cup of coffee, as this week's review is a doozie: While the OS hasn't technically been released for consumer consumption, we figured we'd include our coverage of this week's Leopard-related events in today's software review since it's a big part of Apple's bread and butter. This was quite a week for software updates, especially since Apple finally released some details and demos of the upcoming Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard.

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