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Daily Roundup: Apple Watch Details, New MacBooks and More!

Happy Monday! Get ready, because there's Apple news all the way today. The Apple Watch, which has been much-anticipated it will go on sale on April 24and prices will vary depending on the model. Prices start at $350 and go up to $10,000. We were also awestruck by the information that were revealed by Cupertino about its ultra-thin MacBook with a retina display. Today's Daily Roundup includes all the details about these stories as well as many more.



Apple Watch available April 24th starting at $350



It's been six months since Tim Cook revealed the Apple Watch to the world. Here we are again. But this time, it's not for nothing. Hexnet Apple may have already officially introduced us to its first smartwatch however there were some major questions unanswered. Apple today gathered the media to unveil the Watch at the launch event it deserved.



The new MacBook is stunning however, it is also a bit unpractical (hands-on)



Who would have thought that the most exciting thing to come out of Apple's "Spring Forward" event would be a laptop? Apple revealed more details about its new smartwatch , and also unveiled an upgraded version of the MacBook Air.



The Apple Watch with the most expensive price tag is priced at upwards of $10,000



The Apple Watch Edition is the only model available however there are three options. The confusing names aside, it's the third on the list that has sparked the most speculation. The company now reveals that the watch is expected to cost around $10,000, and comes in an 18-karat-gold case with an "exquisitely designed" band. We're now in "if it has to be asked, it's expensive" territory I'm sorry to say it, but.



The wearables market must prepare for the Apple Watch



Apple has been a dominant force in every industry it has entered since the release of its iPod. The only place that Apple isn't top of the line is set-top boxes, an area which has always been described as a "hobby." It's not too risky to bet that Apple will bring to Apple's personal music tablets, smartphones, and smartphones what it has done to personal audio, tablets and smartphones, even though its global success isn't assured.



'Minecraft' no longer risks creating a huge security hole on your PC



As is the case, Minecraft has required that you install Java's run anywhere code base. This is a huge issue when it tends to introduce security vulnerabilities and annoying ads. A recent update has made the game of construction significantly safer.



Robotic clerks and self-driving vehicles could replace your job in 20 years



It's not a secret that computers and robots have made it harder for people to find jobs in recent years. But that trend is expected to continue to grow at least according to computers. An Oxford University machine learning algorithm has studied data from the US Bureau of Statistics and discovered that technology could replace up to 47 percent of American jobs in the next 20 years.



Sesame Street's executive producer discusses staying relevant after 46 years



With the advent of Netflix, Amazon and YouTube the competition for children's eyeballs is fiercer than ever, but that's not slowing down Sesame Street. The show, which is in its 46th anniversary, is pushing social media with often hilarious, but often educational results.


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