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Creativity Motivation - What is motivation - Corey K Katir Describes motivation process for creativity with emphasis on intrinsic motivation by Corey K KatirAdvertising From http://www.creativitymotivation.com The Perils of Cloud Computing Google wants to kill off the desktop. This might hurt a little. From feeds.wired Pinning Sites in Internet Explorer 9 The new Internet Explorer 9 sees Microsoft doing a lot of catching up with other web browsers, but IE9 does have a few innovative features that you won't find elsewhere, like the new "pinned sites" feature. From feeds.wired The United States is the world's debit-card backwater, with any hope of an upgrade quashed by a convoluted infrastructure and a price tag no one wants to touch. Microsoft has released Internet Explorer 9, the first major update for Microsoftas browser in nearly two years. Internet Explorer 9 is a huge leap forward for the IE line, bringing much-needed web standards support, better performance and hardware acceleration for faster graphics and animations on supported PCs. Audio-Editing Apps for Bedroom Beatmasters The days of delicate cassette 4-track studios are long gone. Now, the freshest ideas don't get cut to tape, they get converted directly to bits. From feeds.wired New Rdio App Amps Up Music Discovery for iPhones A new version of Rdio's iPhone app is available, and if you're a fan of the music streaming service, you should download it immediately. If you haven't yet turned the corner on subscription-based streaming, this update makes it worth a look. From feeds.wired Twitter App Not a Big Mac Deal When it was first released two years ago as "Tweetie," such things were called "software." The desktop client is now an "app" called "Twitter." Unfortunately, these changes in name and delivery method telegraph the lack of any real innovation. From feeds.wired Marco Makes It Easy to Find Your Friends Marco is a free iPhone app that lets you share your exact location with a friend. It makes it painless to meet up in a crowded place, because it provides real-time updates about where Person A and Person B are by plotting both of them on a map that can be shared with one another. From feeds.wired Firefox for Android Is Growing Up Fast The newest nightly builds of Firefox Mobile for Android phones are fast, stable, and a unlike the previously released alpha we told you about last month a actually usable. From feeds.wired Fourth Firefox 4 Beta Adds 'Panorama,' Hardware Acceleration Mozilla has released the fourth beta for the upcoming Firefox 4 browser. The latest pre-release version of Firefox 4 brings several new features, including a new tab organization tool, hardware acceleration in Windows 7 and more support for HTML5 video. From feeds.wired Market Snapshot: U.S. investors hang on Europe after bruising week After the worst week of the year for U.S. stocks, investors will be looking for signs of whether the U.S. economy can continue to recover in the face of ongoing uncertainty about Greece, Spain and global growth prospects. From feeds.marketwatch Video: U.S. Week Ahead: Post-Facebook IPO, Back to Europe Greece, Spain and the European debt crisis will come back to the fore now that the Facebook IPO is out of the picture and benchmark U.S. indexes are on their third week of losses, according to MarketWatch's Laura Mandaro. (Photo: Getty Images.) From feeds.marketwatch Market Extra: Facebook IPOas rocky open to get SEC review The Securities and Exchange Commission will look into the delayed trading start to much-anticipated debut, after its expected open was delayed by about 30 minutes and Nasdaq dealt with getting trade confirmations to brokers. From feeds.marketwatch IPO Report: Facebook IPO fails to apopa in rough debut Social networkas shares weaken near the end of its first trading session following its massive billion initial public offering, losing grip on the first-day pop. From feeds.marketwatch Weekend Investor: Facebook debut sets pace for tech IPOs to come Facebookas mixed public debut and its aftermath will have a strong influence over investor demand for the next wave of Internet- and technology-sector IPOs. From feeds.marketwatch John Shinal's Tech Investor: Facebook IPO: Perfect, in a strict sense Of all the possible scenarios handicapped for the social networkas market debut, a flat-line performance wasnat among them, writes John Shinal. From feeds.marketwatch Canadian Markets: Canadian stocks slide to third weekly loss Canadian stocks fail to defend earlier gains and finish lower, marking its third weekly loss in a row. From feeds.marketwatch Market Snapshot: Dow, S&P drop for 3rd straight week U.S. stocks chalk up another weekly loss following Facebook Inc.as less-than-hyped debut on Wall Street Friday and amid concerns about global growth and Greeceas potential exit from the euro. From feeds.marketwatch Therese Poletti's Tech Tales: Facebookas IPO: success or failure? Facebookas IPO was not the soaring, monster debut many expected. But the deal was mostly good for Facebook, which didnat leave a lot of money on the table. Will the company keep its focus on technology, or the market? From feeds.marketwatch After Hours: Facebook holds above $38 on big volume after hours Shares of Facebook Inc. bob between gains and losses on heavy volume Friday evening, holding above the initial public offering price of $38 a share. Most other social-media companies continue their day-side declines. 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