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Image gallery: First look at Leopard

Get a look at Mac OS X 10.5's new features, applications and user interface
Ken Mingis   Today’s Top Stories   or  Other Operating Systems Stories  
Part 1: What's new in Leopard  |  Part 2: What's new in Leopard Server  |  Part 3: Time Machine
Part 4: User accounts and file sharing  |  Part 5: Apps and system tools

Time Machine is Leopard's new backup app. It runs in the background, doesn't slow the system down and, after the complete backup, keeps only incremental backups, saving both time and space.

Time Machine is Leopard's new backup app. It runs in the background, doesn't slow the system down and, after the complete backup, keeps only incremental backups, saving both time and space.

Return to In Depth: Apple's Leopard leaps to new heights.

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