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First update for Leopard

Apple just release the first update for Mac OSX Leopard (10.5.1). Leopard releases in 26th October. The build number for this update is 9B18.

So what’s new?

Resolves AirPort’s issue

Improves the reliability of Back to My Mac

Resolves Disk utilities’s issue

Improves iCal application

Resolves Mail application

Resolves Networking, Printer, Security and Firewall

Improves and resolves system and Finder issue

Improves and resolves Time Machine

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I just update my macbook to the latest version (10.5.1). The update goes very smooth, it takes roughly 20minutes to finish download 10.5.1 which is 109MB.

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