Weekly Tech Recap – In the fast-paced world of technology, staying updated with the latest developments can be challenging. That’s why we’re bringing you a comprehensive recap of this week’s biggest tech news. From high-profile product launches to key updates from major players, here’s everything that made headlines this week!
Top Tech News of the Week:
- ChatGPT Faces Widespread Outage, Sam Altman Responds OpenAI’s flagship AI chatbot, ChatGPT, briefly went offline for thousands of users. According to Downdetector, more than 19,000 users reported disruptions during the 30-minute outage. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman addressed the issue on X (formerly Twitter), saying that although the platform has significantly improved in stability, there is more work ahead. With ChatGPT now being the 8th most visited site globally, the stakes are high as demand continues to grow.
- iPhone 15 Crowned as World’s Best-Selling Smartphone Apple’s iPhone 15 took the top spot as the best-selling smartphone worldwide in Q3 2024, according to Counterpoint Research. This achievement was closely followed by the iPhone 15 Pro Max and iPhone 15 Pro, solidifying Apple’s dominance in the market. Despite fierce competition, Apple’s consistent performance shows its appeal remains strong as it competes with rivals like Samsung.
- iQOO 13: Launch Date Confirmed for India After months of speculation, iQOO has confirmed that the much-awaited iQOO 13, powered by Snapdragon 8 Elite, will launch in India on December 3. As only the second device in India to feature this processor, the iQOO 13 has generated excitement, promising impressive performance for Indian consumers.
- Apple’s iOS 18.2 Beta 2 Unveils New Intelligence Features Apple’s latest iOS 18.2 beta is now available to developers, rolling out innovative features powered by Apple Intelligence. With enhancements to Camera Control, ChatGPT integration in Siri, and Genmoji, users can expect a more seamless and personalized experience. The full release of iOS 18.2 is slated for early December, with Apple broadening language support to more regions.
- Affordable Vision Pro in the Works? Apple is reportedly exploring a more budget-friendly version of its Vision Pro mixed reality headset, currently priced at $3,499. Reports suggest that Apple may reduce costs by opting for a slightly lower pixel density, while still maintaining high-quality visuals. Although details remain limited, this development could make the Vision Pro accessible to a broader audience.
Stay tuned for next week’s updates, as we continue bringing you the latest and most impactful stories in tech!