Earlier today Google announced the Google Earth Browser Plugin. The announcement brings all the earth exploring fun to your browser.

The downloadable plugin

download Haunting Hour: Don’t Think About It, The is driven extensively by a Javascript API that allows control over the camera, allows you to also create lines, markers and polygons. Lots of other fun stuff you can do with the plugin as well. 

Sounds like the perfect way to learn a little geography.

Back in 1996 a site launched offering tutorials, news and offered a platform for early developers to share their thoughts, work and best practices. That site was Webmonkey.

Yesterday, Webmonkey relaunched with a new and improved design and platform. The site is now based on a wiki platform and offers more great resources in terms of tutorials, code library and reference materials.

The new Webmonkey offers you, the developer or community member to create an article and post your knowledge to the community.

For more on what’s happening in the Webmonkey world, be sure to check out their blog

for the latest news and happenings around the web.

With devices like the iPhone changing the industry and the way users use mobile devices, one question remains, How do we improve the user experience?

Last month a group met to debate mobile user experience leading up to the MEX conference and Mobile Entertainment was there to cover it.

As of late, I’ve been listening to a podcast

called the Dirtbag Diaries

. The podcast focuses on outdoor stories and tales of outdoor adventures. If you like the great outdoors, give the podcast a try.