Wired blog published a review on Apple Leopard with some screenshots yesterday, later they removed it because Apple contacted them to remove.
Wired News has obtained a preview copy of the new Mac OS X 10.5 operating system. We installed Leopard on our test machine (a quad-core Xeon Mac Pro), and the installation was accomplished very quickly with zero difficulty. We checked the option to keep all of our personal settings and preferences, and those were preserved when Leopard booted.
UPDATE, Friday, 9:40AM: Apple has requested that we take down these screenshots of Leopard due to copyright issues. As a result, we’ve removed the screenshots of the new screen savers and the iCal application. However, we’re leaving up the remaining screenshots of the desktop and Safari, which aren’t exactly super-secret, with our commentary.
If you are interested to see the screenshots look at Google Cache
