According to Apple Insider, Apple has seeded Mac OS X 10.6.3 Build 10D538 to registered developers. According to the report, the update addresses issues in several areas, including QuickTime X and Logic Studio.

More specifically, people familiar with Friday’s beta say it includes an update to QuickTime X that, when finalized, will improve security and compatibility while simultaneously enhancing overall reliability. The release will also include tweaks that aim to enhance the performance of Apple’s 64-bit Logic pro audio suite. Other planned improvements include better compatibility with third-party printers and OpenGL-grounded applications, those same people say.

The only documented known issue is an issue with viewing photos through Front Row.

Mac OS X 10.6.3 is the next maintenance of Apple’s newest OS, Snow Leopard. It is reportedly fixing many outstanding issues with the operating system and extend OpenGL 3.0 support through extensions. According to the article, 10.6.3 should be released to the public within the next six weeks.

Yet another Mac OS X 10.6.2 build has been seeded to developers today. This build comes just one week after the previous build was released. Here are the release notes of this build:

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Apple today seeded Build 10C535 of Mac OS X 10.6.2 to developers. The release comes one week after the previous build was released to developers.
The new 10C535 build reportedly focuses on graphics drivers, trackpad preferences and virtual machine creation while continuing to list no remaining known issues. This suggests that Apple is putting the finishing touches on the update and may roll it out to all users in the relatively near future.

Reportedly, Mac OS X 10.6.2 updates about 150 components of Snow Leopard. The update is expected to launch some time next month

Today, just one week after the previous build was released, Apple seeded Mac OS X 10.6.2 build 10C527f to registered developers. Build 10C527f contains a number of fixes to QuickTime Player, Image Capture, iChat, and a host of other areas and includes one documented known issue related to scanning in Image Capture. The update weighs in at 483.5MB. Due to the fact that it has only one known issue, this may be the release candidate, also indicating a near future release. The update also appears to address an issue in which users have reported their user data disappearing due to a glitch with Guest accounts, a known issue at Apple. For full release notes and information, please visit: http://news.worldofapple.com/archives/2009/10/16/apple-seeds-new-mac-os-x-1062-build-seed-notes/