Six days in and first Snow Leopard update seeded to devs

Snow Leopard is only six days old but an update is already in the pipeline.

Word has it that a private pool of developers have already been seeded with the 10.6.1 update (build 10B503) which contains numerous stability and security fixes:

• compatibility with some Sierra Wireless 3G modems
• an issue that might cause DVD playback to stop unexpectedly
• some printer compatibility drivers not appearing properly in the add printer browser
• an issue that might make it difficult to remove an item from the Dock
• instances where automatic account setup in Mail might not work
• an issue where pressing cmd-opt-t in Mail brings up the special characters menu instead of moving a message
• Motion 4 becoming unresponsive
• Network Diagnostics now offers to remove manually-entered DNS values for DHCP configurations
• Software Update for printer drivers of Bonjour/USB printers
• HICocoaView double-redraw during live resize
• Bluetooth connection to nearby printers on startup
• libdispatch object use after deallocation
• Sending of messages with Mail where the SMTP server response has no text
• Upgraded email accounts and SMTP servers that require authentication on port 587 but not port 25
• Printer custom keywords added/edited by auto setup tool are now migrated after software update
• Generic drivers are now visible in printer driver list
• WWAN devices that use the AppleWWANSupport2 component
• Updated to Flash 10.0.32.18

No word on when end users will see this update, but given the seriousness (not to mention boneheadedness) of shipping the OS with an out-of-date vulnerable Flash plugin, I don't think it will be long.