It looks like the first image of the new Nokia C6 has leaked out. It doesn’t look like it will be a groundbreaking phone though, and it’s probably going to be a low budget phone. We will publish more details as soon as we get any.

A platform demo version of Internet Explorer 9 have been released by Microsoft. It’s a Windows only software but it can be of interest to see what this future browser might look like, even though there’s a lot of development to do before a final version will be officially available. To try the new browser you need Windows Vista SP2 (With Platform Upgrade) or Windows 7, and an existing Internet Explorer 8 installation.

ie.microsoft.com/testdrive

The DM 686 is the baby speaker in the british loudspeaker company Bowers & Wilkins 600 series. It’s considered to be one of the best pound for pound speaker in the small segment and I got a pair of them yesterday so I as usual, I’ll share a few photos from the unboxing.

The first thing you get access to when you open the box is a plastic bag contain some instructions, a product registration document and some small plastic feet you can fit under the speakers.

Attached to the polystyrene protection you’ll find a plug that you can fit in the flowport to prevent air sound.

I’ll get back with a proper review in the near future.

I just got a few more Voddler invites, so if you want one, drop an email and you might be lucky enough to get yourself a Voddler invite.

iPhone case [ryanglasgow.com]

Here’s a pretty unsual iPhone protection case made out of sheet metal. It’s designed by Ryan Glasgow for LtdTools and can be yours for $95.

iPhone case [ryanglasgow.com]

Nicola Harper from Edmonton, Canada is transforming obsolete electronic waste into fun and geeky gifts. Here’s her latest lovely creations, sold at her site Geekware. If you want one of them you’d better be quick since most of the items are available only in very limited editions.

Here’s a lovely example; an old Little Professor (toy calculator from the early 1980’s) has been transformed into a clock

And here’s an old iMac keyboard that also serves as a clock.

Finally, a magnetic message centre made out of an old G3 keyboard.

Circuitboard Notebook [Geekware.ca]
iMac Blue Bondi Keyboard Clock [Geekware.ca]
Little Professor Clock [Geekware.ca]
iMac Graphite Keyboard Clock [Geekware.ca]

GadgetSharp just did a post about 8 really cool and futuristic yachts. I’m especially fond of the ‘Infanitas’ by E. Kevin Schopfer featured above. Check them all out:

8 Futuristic and Innovative Yacht Designs [www.gadgetsharp.com]

Many iPhone users are jailbreaking their phones to get access to the forbidden applications that Apple don’t want you to run. I haven’t done it myself, but when you look at the apps you can get I admit that it’s tempting. The top thing that I’m missing is multitasking. Here’s a list of 21 forbidden apps that you can get if you jailbreak your iPhone. Featured above are Multifl0w that is a multitasking handler, MyWi turns your phone into a Wi-Fi hotspot and My3G that fools apps into thinking they’re on Wi-Fi rather than 3G. 18 more apps listed over at Networkworld.

21 apps Apple doesn’t want on your 3.0 iPhone [networkworld.com]

I just stumbled across this post from GamingBolt where they present a short list of 6 technologies they want demoed at this years E3. The E3 will be held at the Los Angeles Convention Center between June 15-17 and hopefully we will see the upcoming PSP 2 (mockup above) and 3D gaming amongst other interesting stuff. Check out the full list over at GamingBolt.

6 Technologies we want demoed at E3 2010 [gamingbolt.com]