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Daily Roundup: Apple Watch Details, a new MacBook and More!

Happy Monday! It's Apple news so get ready! The Apple Watch, which has been highly anticipated and will be available for purchase on April 24th, and prices differ according to the model. Prices range from $350 to $10,000. The Cupertino company also surprised us with the release of details on its new ultra-thin MacBook with retina displays. Get all the details on these stories and more in today's Daily Roundup.



Apple Watch is available April 24 at a price of $350.



It's been six full months since Tim Cook revealed the Apple Watch to the world. We're back. With good reason, though. While Apple may have officially introduced its first smartwatch to the public, there are still many big questions. Apple today gathered the media to announce the Watch at the launch event it deserved.



The new MacBook is both stunning and practical (hands-on).



Who would think that the most interesting thing to emerge from Apple's "Spring Forward" event would actually be a brand new laptop? minecraft server list In addition, to providing more details about its brand new smartwatch, the company also announced a brand-new (and long-awaited) update to the MacBook Air.



The most expensive Apple Watch costs upward of $10,000



There's only one Apple Watch, but the company is happy to sell it to you in any of three ways: as the Apple Watch Sport, Apple Watch or the Apple Watch Edition. It's the third model on the list, despite its confusing names. The company has revealed that the watch will cost more than $10,000, and comes in an 18-karat gold case, with an "exquisitely created" band. Yes, we're in "if you need to inquire for it, it's way too expensive" territory now, folks.



The Apple Watch will be a major event in the world of wearables.



Apple has dominated every industry it has entered since the launch of its iPod. The only industry in which Apple is not the top player in the world is set-top boxes. This is an industry which has been dubbed a "hobby" since the beginning. It's not too risky to believe that Apple will make Apple's personal audio tablets, smartphones, and smartphones the same thing it has done to personal audio, tablets, and smartphones -- even though success in the global market isn't guaranteed.



'Minecraft' no longer risks opening a big security hole in your computer



As a matter of course, Minecraft has required that you install Java's run-anywhere code base, which is a major problem when it can introduce security flaws and annoying ads. A recent update has made the game more secure.



Autonomous clerks and self-driving vehicles could take over your job in the next 20 years.



It's not a secret that robots and computers have been putting people out of work in recent times however, the trend is set to increase... at least, if you ask the computers themselves. A machine-learning algorithm from Oxford University has sifted through US Bureau of Statistics data and estimates that up to 47 percent of American jobs could be replaced by technology over the next 20 years.



The executive producer of Sesame Street discusses how to remain relevant after 46 years.



Thanks to Netflix, Amazon and YouTube the competition for children's eyeballs is fiercer than ever, but it's not slowing down Sesame Street. Now in its 46th year Sesame Street is making a larger and bigger effort to get into social media, with often hilarious (but actually educational) results.


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