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Still, my sense is there’s room for both a consumer-level iMac that serves as a shared family computer or a simple space-saving desktop solution and a more powerful, big-screen iMac for tasks like photo and video editing.

I love the simplicity and elegance of the iMac, but the power and modularity of the Mac Studio paired with a laptop fit my needs much better these days. However, other than testing a loaner M1 iMac, my Apple desktops in the years since have been Mac minis and my current Mac Studio paired with a MacBook Air for on the go. My first Mac was a white plastic Intel-based iMac. Plus, maybe this one could also come in yellow.

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It could essentially be a MacBook Pro with a much larger built-in screen than any MacBook Pro can provide. If there’s an opening in the market for a premium desktop like the Mac Studio, I don’t see why there’s not a larger one for a premium iMac. Or maybe it’s the high-performance space. Maybe that’s people with yellow bedrooms. Maybe that’s offices that want a beautiful setup. I wouldn’t be surprised if, like the Mac Studio, the iMac leans more into a niche over the next few years. The laptop, as a category, has come so far and permeated culture so thoroughly in the past two decades that it’s hard to see any desktop - regardless of its purported numbers - as a mainstream option. That is now, without question, the MacBook. The iMac was once the computer that everyone I knew had on their desk.

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The Verge’s Monica Chin’s contribution to the site’s series wonders aloud what’s next for the all-in-one desktop: The iMac’s role in Apple’s lineup is a shadow of what it once was.

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However, as important as the iMac has been to Apple historically, the lack of an update in over 800 days can’t be overlooked.

The app uses beautiful gradient backgrounds to convey the temperature and conditions, along with a modern layout and clear typography to make it fast and easy to check current conditions and the forecast. The comparison is apt but sells Mercury Weather short because its design is superior to what Weather Line’s ever was. In some ways, Mercury Weather is a spiritual successor to Weather Line, a graph-centric weather app that was sold to an unnamed purchaser a couple of years ago, which some suspect was Fox Weather based on the app’s 2023 redesign. The app, by Triple Glazed Studios, is a pleasure to use, combining a clear, simple design with coverage on of all of Apple’s platforms. One of my favorite newer entrants in the category that I’ve been keeping an eye on for a while is Mercury Weather, a weather app that’s available as a universal purchase on all of Apple’s platforms. There are incredibly technical, complex apps, apps with a narrow focus, ones junked up with ads that don’t respect your privacy, and everything in between. There’s something for everyone in the weather app category.