All the little things: WWDC 2006 roundup part 2

It's a sequel! That's right boys and girls: in our never-ending quest to dig up every detail we can on the recent events surrounding WWDC, Leopard and other random tidbits, we've gathered a few more juicy items for your digestion.

• A le 'Teams?' Readers sent in various ti , and even The Gruber%26trade; linked it. So it must be real. But what is it? [UPDATE: Looks like Teams is an advertised wiki feature of Leopard Server.]
  
• Readers are noting that, in the keynote, Bertrand Serlet says "With otlight, finally, it's easy to find information on your local disks and information on the web." Could this be a prelude to an even farther-reaching (and slower) otlight in Leopard?
• MacFixIt has a nice roundup of actual a lication versio included in Leopard. Of ecific interest, they note that Expo eacute; is listed as a 1.0 a , which might also mean that this icon in the dock heralds otlight as a full-blown a as well.
  
• Ha y Finder, Sad Finder - neurotic Finder? Sorry for the crummy scree hots, but these were both taken from different times of the keynote (36:28 and 1:01:25, to be exact. Thanks David B.!). Could they have been from different Macs? If so, why the curious change in such a fundamental icon?
• This is on iChat's preview page, but it's still worth mentioning in part because no one did on stage: along with the new video and slideshow features, it also has screen sharing so users can get truly collaborative over a chat.
  
• This might be a new type of file preview ability in the Finder, or it could just be an extra feature in Time Machine. Either way, it looks handy. It also seems to be an indication that A le is moving towards a broader use of palettes like those in iWork and iWeb, including the tra arent style found in iPhoto '06.
• Some readers are reporting a new icon in Safari's toolbar (which can be seen on the Dashboard preview page), but that's just the Dash Cli ings widget tool.

That's it for another round of WWDC and Leopard tidbits, and thanks to the many who sent these i you readers have some good eyes. Keep those ti rolling in, and we'll keep rounding them up.