Netbeans 6.7 was released on 29.06.2009 with real cool features.It is the release I was waiting for a long time as it has enhanced PHP support.

List of new feautures,

- Create Kenai-hosted projects from within the IDE
- Manage your Kenai projects and collaborate with like-minded developers
- File issue tracking reports with Jira and Bugzilla

- Library dependency graph viewer
- Improved code completion for Maven plugin parameters
- Support for Java EE, Web Services creation and consumption

- PHP Unit support
- Code coverage and Selenium support
- SQL code completion in the PHP editor

- Out-of-the-box support for Grails 1.1
- Code completion
- Invoke Grails command or custom script from context menu item

- Hudson services integration for Ant and Maven projects
- Generated source roots now displayed in the Projects tab
- Struts library migrated to version 1.3.8

- Glassfish v3 Prelude instance with pre-configured Derby (Java DB)
integration
- Code completion support for GlassFish v3 Prelude

- Remote debugging support
- Improvements to Ruby constants support

- DLight profiling tools for C++ projects
- Integrated support of popular Qt library and tools

- Export profiling data into CSV, HTML and XML formats
- HeapWalker supports OQL queries

- Bundled with the Java Platform Micro Edition Software Development Kit
3.0
- Support for the Java Card Platform 3.0
- Full support for SVG Rich Components in the Visual Mobile Designer

                   They have also promised to release the next release with JavaFX support.I think with all these new cool features Netbeans is all set for next Developer 2000 award.

Good Luck Netbeans!

Source/Kaynak : http://blogs.sun.com/dwarak/entry/hurray_netbeans_6_7_released