This weeks Friday Fun game is the highly addictive Line Rider.

The idea of the game is simple. Draw lines and watch the little computer controlled character ride along your line. Simple? Well, it seems it and it’s very easy to play, just too easy.

You will soon figure that a minute turns to 5, 5 turns to 15 and before you know it, your lunch hour is gone!

You can also save your “line tracks” to share with your friends just to add a competitive edge to this addictive game.

Click here to play now – Enjoy!

So, it’s nearly time for the third and final leaders debate takes place. This time the debate moves to Birmingham.

In tonight’s debate, which focuses on questions about the economy, is taking place just the day after Gordon Brown’s ”bigotgate” gaff - so all eyes will be on his performance. Once again he will be joined by Conservative leader David Cameron and Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg.

The debate is hosted by the BBC with David Dimbleby in the chair and will be broadcast live on BBC1, BBC HD, Sky News & CNN at 8:30pm.

The YouGov poll on Leaders’ performances results:

David Cameron (Conservative) 41%
Nick Clegg (Lib Dem) 32%
Gordon Brown (Labour) 25%

Please feel free to leave your comments on the debate below.

Google today added an extra feature to it’s web browser based Google Maps service.

As well as the usual maps, satellite and hybrid views, Google have added a new “earth” button which activates the fantastic Google Earth engine right in your browser.

This means you can now seamlessly switch between simple map view and the sweeping 3D views of Google Earth – complete with buildings modeled in 3D (where available).

The only thing I can see missing, which I hope they add – is the option to switch to Street View straight from Earth mode (you currently have to switch back to one of the conventional modes).