Canon Digital PowerShot ELPH 310 HS

12.1 megapixels

8x optical zoom with optical image stabilization

3 inch pure color wide viewing angle LCD display

Full 1080p HD video with stereo sound @ 24 fps

HDMI out

Features
- 12.1 megapixel CMOS sensor
- 8x optical zoom
- 28mm wide-angle lens
- 3 inch pure color wide viewing angle LCD display
- Optical Image Stabilizer
- full 1080p HD video with stereo sound
- high-speed burst mode
- zoom while shooting
- DIGIC 4 Image Processor
- HS SYSTEM for exceptional low-light performance up to ISO 3200
- Super Slow Motion Movie records video at high speed to allow slow motion playback
- Intelligent System(IS) picks optimal image stabilization settings from six preset modes
- Smart AUTO selects from 32 predefined camera settings
- HDMI out
- dedicated movie button
- ultra-slim body

Estimated retail price: $259.99 (US)

Available colors

Apple iPod Nano watch wristband roundup

These wristbands were designed to work specifically with Apple iPod Nano 6th/7th generation.

LunaTik Watch Wrist Strap for iPod Nano




[Amazon]



iWatchz Wrist Band for iPod Nano




[Amazon]



Hex Watch Bands for iPod Nano

Hex Watch Band

Hex Sport Watch Band

Hex Slim Watch Band

[BackCountry.com]



Nanotch Silicone Protective Wrist Watch Band for iPod Nano



[Amazon]



Video instruction on how to turn iPod Nano into an iWatch:

Top 10 FREE Mac software downloads

There is a ton of Mac software out there. And plenty of it is actually free. Here we have compiled our top 10 essential list of FREE Mac software downloads. Enjoy...

Adium




Adium is a surprisingly versatile instant messaging client with infinite number of customization options and support for virtually every popular messaging protocol. This is surely to be the last instant messaging client you will ever want.
[Visit official Adium web site]



MenuMeters




MenuMeters is an essential hardware monitoring tool that installs into the top menu bar and provides essential system utilization information. It is simple yet versatile enough to please most users out there. One thing we wish MenuMeters had was the ability to display the amount of hard drive space remaining and in use. However, for advanced users, there is a more comprehensive and full featured alternative available called iStat Menus which can be purchased for $16 US dollars and in case you are wondering - is totally worth it.
[Visit official MenuMeters web site]




Growl






Growl is the ultimate on-screen notification utility for the Mac that integrates nicely with a lot of Mac applications out there. The slew of customization options and the supported software means it can be tailored to just about any user and their preferences.
[Visit official Growl web site]




VLC




VLC is a versatile and full-featured cross-platform media player that can tackle most popular audio and video formats on the market today. It has an absurd amount of customization options which makes my head spin but is sure to please advanced users.
[Visit official VLC web site]




Burn




Burn is a simple yet advanced burning utility for the Mac. It supports a wide range of video and audio files and exposes advanced options and settings.
[Visit official Burn web site]




The Unarchiver




The Unarchiver is a better and more versatile replacement to the built-in unpacker that ships with Mac OS X. It supports more file formats and integrates nicely with the Finder. The Unarchiver also works with foreign character sets and can unpack files created with other operating systems. Its major strength are versatility and the easy of use.
[Visit official Unarchiver web site]





Adapter




Adapter is a freeware video converter for both Mac & PC. It even lets you convert audio and image files. With Adapter it is quick and easy to convert between different file formats.
[Visit official Adapter web site]




Gimp




Gimp is a powerful open-source GNU Image Manipulation Program. It is great for photo retouching, image composition and image authoring. It may not be as feature-full as something like Photoshop but should be enough for most day to day photo-chops.
[Visit official Gimp for Mac web site]




Azureus aka Vuze




Azureus aka Vuze is an advanced full-featured bittorrent file transfer client and server. Azureus exposes a mountain of advanced options and makes them available to the user for customization. It is also easily extended and enhanced via numerous available plugins.
[Visit official Azureus/Vuze web site]




Cyberduck advanced cross-platform file transfer client




With Cyberduck you can connect to any server with ease thanks to its easy to use user interface and support for a variety of servers. Cyberduck supports FTP, SFTP, WebDAV, Amazon S3, Google Storage, Windows Azure, Rackspace Cloud Files, and Google Docs.
[Visit official Cyberduck web site]

Designer brushed aluminum Space Bar USB-port desk organizer

Quirky & Michael Cavada's Space Bar USB-port desk organizer

This Apple-like brushed silver aluminum Space Bar desk organizer can help reclaim some of your precious desk space while doing so in style. It acts as a capable USB hub while also lifting the monitor(up to 20 pounds) off the desk and allowing keyboards up to 18 inches in length and 1.5 inches in height to be stowed away. The included external black AC power adapter provides juice for 6 USB ports 4 of which are front-facing while the other 2 are in the back. Invented by Michael Cavada, a technology education and engineering teacher, this accessory is as smart as it is stylish.


Technical details:
USB ports: 6 total, 4 front facing, 2 rear facing
Size: 24" long x 3" high x 8.5" wide
Capacity: supports up to 20 pounds in weight
Stow away keyboard size: stows a keyboard up to 18” long and 1.5” high
Materials: brushed silver aluminum with plastic accents
Accessories: includes black AC adapter and USB cord
Power: powered by external power source with a range of 110-240 volts
Base price: $80

Now doesn't this look much cleaner?

[Buy it from A+R store]

QR codes - a quick way to swap bits of information

QR code for URL totalFlux.blogspot.com encoded with RedLaser iPhone app

There are many different ways one can transfer information these days. QR code is yet another way to do just that. What it is essentially is a 2D bar code that anyone with a capable mobile device and the right application can generate as well as scan. QR codes are not exactly a new phenomena since they have been used in the automotive industry to label parts for many years. However, in recent years with the advent of the smart phone QR codes started to trickle into the consumer markets. There are many QR applications available on the iPhone as well as other smart phones. For example I used a free application called RedLaser to generate the QR code at the top of this page on an iPhone. With RedLaser it is a breeze to encode contact information, a URL, or any other snippet of text. If you already own a smart phone today grab one of the numerous QR applications available for your device and see for yourself how easy it is to create your own two-dimensional bar code.


To learn more about QR codes please visit Wikipedia

Apple updates MacBook Air and Mac Mini and rolls out the all new OS X Lion


Today Apple updated MacBook Air and Mac Mini with the latest greatest 2nd generation Intel Core i5 and i7 processors that are twice as fast as the previous offerings. The recently introduced Thunderbolt port is now a standard offering too. The new MacBook Air now also sports a very much needed backlit keyboard. Noteworthy updates to the Mac Mini lineup include a twist off base for easy memory upgrades and an integrated power supply - so long the chunky paper weight power supply brick. A new Mac Mini Server is also available with Lion Server edition. All new Macs now ship with the brand spanking new OS X Lion, which introduces over 250+ new features. You can download OS X Lion upgrade from the App Store today for a nominal fee of just $29.99.



All-in-all Apple is on a roll and there is seemingly no stopping them now! Next up iPhone 5 and iPad 3...

All you ever wanted to know about the Space Shuttle in one cool infographic...

Let's face it, any way you look at it Space Shuttles are awesome! This is probably the most complex and baddest glider ever built. Yes, I know what you are about to say, it's lame that it can only glide but on the other hand do you know of any other glider that can go to fiery hell and back in once piece? I didn't think so. Anyways enjoy this awesome Space Shuttle infographic...

A graphical representative of NASA’s space shuttle.

Source Space.com: All about our solar system, outer space and exploration
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