If you enjoy using Safari and RSS to keep you up to date on the latest Hot News articles or Apple Downloads, now you can receive those RSS feeds in your email inbox just minutes after new items post. That’s because Mail in Mac OS X Leopard now supports RSS feeds. It even lets you set up Smart Mailboxes to keep them organized. Like to find out how you can take advantage of RSS in Leopard Mail? Then watch the latest Quick Tip of the Week.

If you’d like to get your life a bit more organized, you should watch “Organize your work and life with your Mac.” The free online seminar shows you how you can take advantage of the powerful tools in Mac OS X Leopard — such as Mail, Address Book, and iCal — Bento, the personal database designed just for Leopard users, and FileMaker Pro to get more control of the contacts, events, projects, and other elements of your busy life.

A recent consumer survey by ChangeWave offers more positive news about iPhone. According to tech columnist Jonny Evans (macworld.co.uk), not only does iPhone receive “‘an astonishing 79 percent Very Satisfied rating’” from owners, but data also indicates that “35 per cent of respondents who plan to buy a smartphone in the coming quarter already want to purchase an iPhone.” In fact, 10% of them point to the SDK and new iPhone 2.0 software as the biggest reasons for their decision to go with iPhone.

Whether you develop for iPhone, the Mac, or IT, you’ll find a schedule of more than 60 “how to” technical sessions and “hands-on” labs you can take at this years WWDC. Taking place in San Francisco, CA, June 9–13, the Developers Conference gives you direct access to Apple engineers and experts and offers an invaluable opportunity to get your critical questions answered. Check out the sessions already scheduled — we’ll post more soon — and take advantage of early registration pricing while you’re on the WWDC08 website.