Apple's 21.5-inch iMac is discontinued

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Apple has quietly gotten rid of its Intel-powered 21.5-inch iMac. This move comes around half a year after it introduced the M1 model. Apple has been selling a single dual-core option through a hard-to-find page, but it's nowhere to be found now.

Engadget noted that Apple has a history of keeping its legacy Macs around before silently discontinuing them. But this new move shows the company has confidence in its processors, and it looks like they want the market only to get that option for this size. You can still get a 27-inch iMac or a legacy Mac mini if you still aren't ready to use an Apple Silicon-powered computer.

Twitter Spaces starts rolling out recording option on iOS first

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Nintendo shutters Toronto, Redwood City offices

Nintendo shutters Toronto, Redwood City offices

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A couple of Nintendo's satellite offices in North America are going to be closed. The company confirmed it would be shutting down small satellite offices in Toronto and Redwood City in California, but it didn't elaborate on why it was closing the offices. According to Kotaku, 100 employees in Redwood City have been displaced by this move, but Nintendo won't comment on how many employees are affected. Based on the statement below, it looks like some employees will need to relocate.

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