It appears developers will be hearing a great deal more about Snow Leopard, the new version of Mac OS X at the company’s Worldwide Developers Conference in June.
Snow Leopard, the next version of Mac OS X, will be detailed at the event
Apple announced the schedule for the June 8 to 12 conference on Thursday. It will take place at Moscone West in San Francisco.
There will be technical information and hands-on learning about the powerful technologies in iPhone OS and Mac OS X, the company said on a Web site.
Apple recently released a beta version of the new iPhone OS 3.0 for developers. It also has Snow Leopard under development, though few details have been made public.
On a Web site, Apple emphasized Snow Leopard’s 64-bit architecture and it ability to tap the power of multicore chips and GPU processors.
Posted by Mark Boslet 
