Paul Thurrott is reporting that Windows Vista should be sent to the manufacturer starting tomorrow, which is two-days ahead of schedule. As expected, the build number will jump from the upper 5000's to 6000 so that this release can be considered Windows 6.0.

Paul's sources have told him that the build number is expected to be 6000.16386.061101-2205 which means it was last compiled on

The most popular feature in Firefox is probably the tabs. Everyone loves being able to reorder them as they please and tweak them until their heart is content. By default Firefox doesn't offer many options for configuring the tabs, but that's why Tab Mix Plus exists. It is an extension that lets you customize the tabs to your every whim.

Up until now there

On a Microsoft employee's blog called Zunester, he responded to Robert Scoble's post regarding the Zune. One thing that he wanted to point out was that Podcasting support is in the works for the Zune:

It's not that we don't get Podcasting ... it's that podcasting wasn't done in time. I don't expect anyone to buy based on my promises, but it's important

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