10.5.3 Articles on TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog

Mac OS X Server 10.5.3 also released via Software Update

by Robert Palmer (May 28th, 2008)

In the wake of other major updates today, Apple released Mac OS X Server 10.5.3, which they recommend for all servers running Leopard Server. Improvements to Directory Services, Active Directory, Collaboration Services, iCal Server, networking, and mail are included in this update. For detailed ...

SIMBL plugin woes after 10.5.3?

by Cory Bohon (May 28th, 2008)

Did you get home only to find that Mac OS X 10.5.3 had been released today? Well, just as some users were unpacking and installing the shiny new update, issues with SIMBL plug-ins were discovered. If you have SIMBL plugins installed, then you may have an error show up when you try to launch an ...

10.5.3: Sync your iPhone contacts with Google

by Cory Bohon (May 28th, 2008)

If you have an iPhone synced with Address Book.app, then you've been able to sync your contacts with Yahoo for a while now, but something that has been missing is Google sync. Sure, you can always use Spanning Sync, but we all want something free and built-into the OS. Well, those dreams are now ...

Mac OS X 10.5.3 released

by Cory Bohon (May 28th, 2008)

Apple has just released the next point release of Mac OS X Leopard, version 10.5.3. This release has been speculated for a while now, and includes some hefty updates in the 420 MB package. Software Update gives us the following information about the update: The 10.5.3 Update is recommended for all ...

Rumor: Mac OS X 10.5.3 will be released soon

by Dave Caolo (May 27th, 2008)

Macsimum News is reporting that the long-awaited Mac OS X 10.5.3 is just about ready to go. Build 9D25 was released to developers at the end of last month with twenty-two fixes in place and no known issues. The most recent build, 9D34, went out with one fix and no new issues. That sounds good to us! ...

Time Machine update will offer battery-saving feature

by Dave Caolo (May 13th, 2008)

Time Machine is the backup software built into Mac OS X Leopard that people either love or hate. It already saved my backside on the night before a report was due, so I'm a hands-down fan. For now, the available options are limited. According to AppleInsider, that's going to change with the release ...