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p>Happy Monday! It's Apple news, so get ready! The highly anticipated Apple Watch goes on sale on April 24th. Depending on the model, prices range anywhere from $350 to $10,000. We were also amazed by the details provided 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.

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p>Apple Watch available April 24th starting at $350

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p>Six months have gone by since Tim Cook introduced the Apple Watch to the general public. Here we are again. But it's not without reason. Although Apple has officially launched its first smartwatch to the general public however, there are many big questions. Apple today brought together the media to unveil the Watch at the launch event it deserved.

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p>The new MacBook is both impressive and practical (hands-on).

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p>Who would have thought that the most exciting thing to come out of Apple's "Spring Forward" event would actually be a brand new laptop? Apple also revealed additional details regarding its new smartwatch and also revealed an updated version of the MacBook Air.

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

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p>There's only one Apple Watch, but the company is happy to sell it to you one of three ways: the Apple Watch Sport, Apple Watch or the Apple Watch Edition. It's the third watch on the list, despite the confusing names. Now, the company has disclosed that the watch dressed up in an 18-karat solid gold case and an "exquisitely created" band will set you back upward of $10,000. We're in "if you're required to inquire for it, it's too costly" space now, you know what I mean.

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p>The Apple Watch will be a major event in the wearables market.

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p>Since the release of the iPod Apple has either controlled or is close to dominating every industry that it has entered. https://www.bonfire.im/ The only area where Apple isn't the top player in the world is set-top boxes. This is an industry which has been dubbed"hobby" since its inception "hobby" since its inception. It's not too big of a gamble to think that Apple will do to watches what it's already done to personal audio tablets, smartphones, and smartphoneseven if the global success doesn't happen overnight.

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p>'Minecraft' no longer risks creating a huge security hole in your computer

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p>As a matter of fact, Minecraft has required that you install Java's run anywhere code base. This is a huge problem when that tends to introduce security flaws and annoying adware. A recent update has made the game of construction much safer.

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p>Robotic clerks and self-driving cars could take over your job in the next 20 years.

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p>It's not a secret that computers and robots have been putting people out of work in recent years however that trend is expected to continue to grow... at least when you ask the computers themselves. An Oxford University machine learning algorithm has looked at data from the US Bureau of Statistics and discovered that technology could replace 47 percent of American jobs within the next 20-years.

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p>Sesame Street's executive producer on staying relevant after 46 years

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p>With the advent of Netflix, Amazon and YouTube, the competition for kid's eyes is now more intense than ever before, but that's not slowing down Sesame Street. The show, which is at its 46th anniversary, is pushing social media with sometimes humorous, but often educational results.

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