Apple Inc. has launched Leopard and everyone has been happy. But it seems that this move is somehow similar to the iPhone experience. After just a few days or weeks since the product has been released, the troubles have started to appear. In Leopard’s case it seems that Apple Inc. has hurried to release the new version of its Mac OS X, and this way hasn’t been able to offer a secure operating system as they would have wanted.

Although the security features that the famous American company has added to Leopard look greet on paper, in practice most of them are half-baked or just useless, according to the security researchers. Furthermore, this security issue comes to add to another recently discovered problem involved Leopard. It seems that the new Mac operating system is slowly “killing” the users’ wireless connections. Whether there is a connection between these two recently discovered problems one could not know till now.

Rich Mogull, one of Gartner Inc.’s annalists, has said that he thinks “that this is the most significant update in the OS X line when it comes to security.". But he has as well added that “Apple didn't finish the job. There's a lot of room for improvement here." It appears that Apple Inc. has really been in a hurry. This hypothesis seems correct if one remembers that some time ago the annalists and users have been asking themselves whether Apple will launch Leopard in October, as promised. Apple Inc. had already delayed once Leopard’s release because of its iPhone project.

And now it all makes sense, after all. Apple has launched Leopard in October, as promised, but the OS is not finished and the users are exposed to security threats. This problem comes despite that fact that Apple Inc. touts more than a dozen of new security features and tool in its new operating system.