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p>Happy Monday! Grab your hats, because it's Apple news all the way today. The Apple Watch, which has been highly anticipated, goes on sale April 24and prices will vary according to the model. Prices range from $350 to $10,000. The Cupertino company also surprised us with its announcement of information about its new ultra thin MacBook with a retina display. Find all the details about these stories and more in today's Daily Roundup.

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

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p>It's been six full months since Tim Cook revealed the Apple Watch to the world. Here we are again. But this time, it's not for nothing. https://writeablog.net/cratealloy94/microsoft-reveals-minecraft-has-an-astonishing-112-million-monthly-players Although Apple may have officially introduced its first smartwatch to the public, there are still many big questions. Today Apple brought together the media to give the Watch the launch event it always deserved

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p>The new MacBook is 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 new laptop? In addition to spilling more details about its new smartwatch, Apple also announced a brand-new (and long-awaited) upgrade to the MacBook Air.

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

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p>The Apple Watch Edition is the only model available however there are three alternatives. It's the third model on the list, despite the confusing names. The company has now revealed that the watch is expected to cost around $10,000, and will come in an 18-karat-gold case with an "exquisitely designed" band. We're now in "if it has to be asked, it's too costly" territory I'm sorry to say it, but.

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p>The wearables market must be ready for the Apple Watch

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p>Apple has dominated every industry it has entered since the release of its iPod. The only area where Apple isn't the top player in the world is set-top boxes. This is one of the markets which has been dubbed"hobby" or "hobby" since the beginning. It's not much of a risk to believe that Apple will make to televisions what it has already done to personal audio tablets, smartphones and smartphones -even if its global success isn't overnight.

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p>'Minecraft' no longer risks opening a big 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 -- a big problem when that tends to introduce security exploits and annoying ads. However, the construction game should be much safer due to a simple update in recent weeks.

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

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p>It's no secret that computers and robots have been taking people out of work in recent years however that trend is set to increase... at least in the case of the computers themselves. A Oxford University machine learning algorithm has examined data from the US Bureau of Statistics and discovered that technology could replace as much as 47 percent of American jobs over the next 20-years.

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

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p>With the advent of Netflix, Amazon and YouTube the competition for children's attention is more intense than ever, but that's not slowing down Sesame Street. Sesame Street, which is now celebrating its 46th anniversary, is pushing social media with sometimes funny, but usually educational results.

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