Snow leopard is the development name of Apple’s next OS X major update. When mentioned at WWDC, it was described as a update focusing on security and stability.

Check out the screenshots at orchardspy.com

ReadWriteWeb has a great article about having a healthy perspective on the new iPhones 2.0 debut.
This is an excerpt:

• Yes, it supports 3G and faster data networks.
• Yes, it supports GPS.
• Yes, it has a few cosmetic changes and is thinner.
• Yes, it carries a (dramatically) lower price: $199 for the 8 GB iPhone, $299 for the 16 GB model.
• No, it’s not immediately available, but you can get it in 22 countries starting July 11.
• Microsoft Exchange and full enterprise support is enabled out of the box.
  “Exchange for the rest of us” will be available through MobileMe and Me.com, the re-branding of .Mac.
• Third-party applications and the App Store will be available in early July.
  No, there does not appear to be an improved camera or video recording (including video chat) of any kind. There’s no Flash support. Or external storage slots.
• And still no cut and paste!
• To which I’d add, longer lasting battery! Very big feature IMHO.

Check it out at:
http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/iphone_20_big_in_bubbleland.php

The new 3G iPhone debuted today at WWDC. It will be available July 11th.

Price Points are:

$199.00 - 8 gig

$399.00 - White 16gig
the iPhone 2.0 software will be available in early July.