Will work for energy: jobs robots are stealing

In the future these 9 jobs will be stolen by robots. You have been warned
pharmacists
lawyers
drivers
astronauts
store clerks
soldiers (potentially with flamethrowers)
babysitters
rescuers
sportswriters/ reporters

These do make logical sense. Unlike most all sentient beings robots are continually updated to meet the current day surroundings. Judging by number 2 I will need a career change.

You have been warned, good luck gents.

Mobile Banking Jump

In the fourth quarter of last year mobile banking jumped by an astounding 54 percent. many people, myself included, synced their various accounts to mobile devices during the holiday season. 11 million people are using a mobile app. 8 million are using text messages, and lastly 19 million use the built in browser. This feature is quite convenient and allows many people to access things conveniently. data costs, speeds, and security are still large issues though.

State of the Internet Address

Recently some statistics of internet usage were introduced
currently near 2 billion people use email globally. over two hundred ninety four billion people send emails every day. there were over 107 billion emails sent in 2010 alone. Roughly 25 percent of these are corporate accounts. 89 percent of these were spam. currently there are 255 million web sites. 21.4 of them were new and introduced in 2010. There are 2 billion people using the world wide. This is a 14 percent increase. Currently the most used browser is internet explorer. every day 20 million Facebook apps are added every day. 100 million twitter accounts were added in 2010. there are 152 million blogs on the internet currently.

Rustock Shutdown

Recently the company Rustock was shut down by Microsoft in conjunction with the federal government. Because of this internet spam may be decreased by as much as 40 percent.  This was one of the more uncommon victories over internet criminals. Currently Rustock has been made inactive though it's inventors may be able to regain control over "Infected computers"