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p>Happy Monday! Grab your hats, because it's Apple news all the way down today. The much-anticipated Apple Watch goes on sale April 24th . Depending on the model, prices start at $350 and go up to $10,000. The Cupertino company also surprised us with the release of details about its ultra-thin MacBook? with a retina display. Get all the details on these stories and more in today's Daily Roundup.

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

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p>It's been six months since Tim Cook revealed the Apple Watch to the world. Here we are again. It's not without reason, though. While Apple may have officially introduced its first smartwatch to the public however, there are many big questions. Apple today brought together the media to unveil the Watch at the event it was due to.

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

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p>Who would think that the most exciting thing to emerge from Apple's "Spring Forward" event would be a new laptop? Apple revealed more details about its new smartwatch , and also unveiled 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>The Apple Watch Edition is the only option however there are three options. The confusing names aside, it's the third one on the list that has attracted the most speculation. The company has revealed that the watch will cost more than $10,000 and comes with an 18-karat gold case, with an "exquisitely created" band. We're now in "if it's asked, it's expensive" territory, folks.

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

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p>Apple has dominated every industry it has entered since the release of its iPod. The only market 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 do to Apple's personal audio tablets, smartphones, and smartphones the same things it has done to personal audio, tablets, and smartphones -- even though global success isn’t guaranteed.

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p>'Minecraft' no longer risks opening a major security hole on your PC

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p>As a matter of fact, Minecraft has required that you install Java's run-anywhere base -- a big problem when it can introduce security vulnerabilities and annoying adware. A recent update has made the game of construction much safer.

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p>Autonomous clerks and self-driving vehicles could replace you in 20 years. http://b3.zcubes.com/v.aspx?mid=8992487 </p>

p>It's not a secret that computers and robots have made it more difficult for people to find work in recent years. But this trend is set to accelerate at least according to computers. A machine learning algorithm developed by Oxford University has sifted through US Bureau of Statistics data and believes that as much as 47 percent of American jobs could be replaced by technology 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 it's not slowing down Sesame Street. The show, which is in its 46th year, is pushing social media with sometimes humorous, but often educational results.

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