OpenGL 3.0 is a bit of a disappointment. The API promised never materialized. It would have been better recieved by the community if the ARB/Khronos had been up front about issues as they arose. Instead, they decided to keep things quiet, and many developers are quite upset. I'm going to spend a couple of months evaluating it, but I am disappointed and I've started http://osxna.blogspot.com to cover my XNA and D3D projects. (I'm going to keep this blog alive too.)
I went to the PhysX presentation at Siggraph, and asked the presenter about OS X support. His reply was something along the lines of "This question has come up before. I can't say anything official, but we're looking at it." From the way he said it, I took it as a "Yes, but I can't say yes because we haven't officially announced it." CUDA is available on OS X, and PhysX is built on CUDA, so the framework is there. We'll see what happens.
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