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The new notices when one tries to watch the video.
Earlier this week, videos of Snow Leopard hit YouTube. Attributed to user LeopardOctober, the videos showed off the new interface otpions as seen through, such as a redesigned Quicktime and new Stack functionality, among others.
It appears that Apple, Inc. has caught wind of the videos, as they are either removed by user or removed due to a copyright claim by Apple, Inc.
Snow Leopard, a codename for OS X 10.6, will most likely be released later this year or next year. Apple plans to show it off at it's upcoming WWDC, starting June 8th.
For more info: Leopard October's User Page
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