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

Happy Monday! Grab your hats, because it's Apple news all the way today. The Apple Watch, which has been highly anticipated it will go on sale on April 24th, and prices differ according to the model. Prices start at $350 to $10,000. We were also awestruck by the information provided by Cupertino regarding its ultra-thin MacBook with a retina display. Find all the details about these stories and more in today's Daily Roundup.



Apple Watch available April 24th beginning at $350



It's been six months since Tim Cook revealed the Apple Watch to the world. We're back. But with good reason, however. While Apple has officially launched its first smartwatch to the general public however, there are numerous questions. Today Apple gathered the press to present the Watch the launch celebration it always deserved



The new MacBook is stunning, but also impractical (hands-on)



Who would think that the most effective thing to come out Apple's "Spring Forward" event would be a brand new laptop. In addition, to providing more details about its brand new smartwatch, the company also unveiled a brand-new (and long-awaited) update to the MacBook Air.



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



There's only one Apple Watch, but the company is willing to offer it to you one of three ways: the Apple Watch Sport, Apple Watch or the Apple Watch Edition. It's the third model on the list, despite the confusing names. The company has revealed that the watch, dressed up in an 18-karat solid gold case with an "exquisitely created" band, will set you back upward of $10,000. We're in "if you have to ask for it, it's too costly" area now, folks.



The wearables industry needs to be ready for the Apple Watch



Since the introduction of the iPod Apple has either controlled or close to dominating each industry that it has entered. The only industry in which Apple is not the world's number one is set-top boxes. This is an industry which has been dubbed"hobby" or "hobby" since its beginning. It's not too much of a risk to think that Apple will do to watches what it's already done to personal audio, smartphones and tablets -even if the global success doesn't happen overnight.



'Minecraft' no longer risks opening a big security hole on your PC



As is the case, Minecraft has required that you install Java's run-anywhere base. This is a huge problem when that tends to introduce security exploits and annoying adware. However, the game of construction should be much safer due to a low-key update in recent weeks.



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 made it more difficult for people to find work in recent years. But that trend is likely to increase at the very least, according to computers. 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 in the next 20 years.



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



Netflix, Amazon, and YouTube have made it more difficult for kids to see the world but it doesn't mean Sesame Street isn't moving forward. The show, now celebrating its 46th anniversary, is pushing social media with sometimes hilarious, but often educational results.
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