Pocket Noodle - Eventually, everything connects

Christoph Niemann’s map art, looks at the funny side of getting from A to B using elements from Google Maps.

MapBox, a collection of open source tools for creating custom maps using Amazon’s Cloud Service.

Blaise Aguera y Arcas architect of Seadragon, and the co-creator of Photosynth demos new augmented-reality mapping technology as part of Bing maps. It’s pretty impressive layering user generated content such as photography and real-time video into maps allowing a user to flip through historical and current views.

map2 – A pocket sized zoomable map of London designed to allow you to quickly find what you need without having to open and unfold unnecessary sections. Design by Anna Stauche.

Incredible interactive ‘pixel style’ isometric maps of Chinese cities including Shanghai, Hangzhou, Shenzen and Hong Kong by Edushi (E-city).

Who lives here? Who can afford to live here? Interactive map showing income and rent demographics by neighbourhood for New York City. Part of the Envisioning Development Toolkit.

Ever wondered where the product you’ve just bought came from. Now you can find out with Sourcemap, an online collaboration tool for visualising supply chains behind everyday objects.

• Issue 2 of Scroll Magazine, the print, PDF and online magazine for web professionals is out.
• The map that changed the world – BBC article on the Waldseemuller map, one of the first maps to lay out a vision of the world using a full 360 degrees of longitude.
• Mental Notes – 50 psychology insights in an easy reference and brainstorming tool

Launched as part of the Science Museum’s ‘Prove it‘ climate change exhibition, this ‘Climate Change Map‘ shows the impact of a 4°C temperature rise, using peer-reviewed science data from the Met Office and other leading impact scientists.

• The Girard Objects. The Alexander Girard Collection from House Industries has been updated with a limited edition signed and numbered book. Free when you purchase a set of Girard fonts or available to purchase separately. Looks stunning!
• Map Bloopers – Collection of map and infographic accidents from Matthew Bloch.
• Boombox Bikes – Mad bike/soundsystem mash-ups via oobject.