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In today's Techpresso:

📉 ChatGPT’s user growth has slowed

📱 Intel might manufacture future iPhone chips

🤖 Meta buys AI wearable startup Limitless

📖 Wikipedia is getting in on the yearly wrapped game

🍏 Tony Fadell reportedly wants to be next Apple CEO

⚖️ Google must limit default contracts to one year

🎁 + 10 other news & articles you might like

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📚 + 3 trending papers & reports

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📉 ChatGPT’s user growth has slowed LINK
  • New data from Sensor Tower shows that OpenAI’s chatbot is starting to hit a wall, with global monthly active users growing just six percent between August and November while rivals pick up speed.
  • Google’s Gemini is catching up fast with a thirty percent jump in users recently, driven largely by the release of its Nano Banana image generation model and direct access through the Android operating system.
  • People now spend eleven minutes per day using the Gemini app, a number that more than doubled since March, while time spent on ChatGPT actually dropped ten percent in November compared to July.
📱 Intel might manufacture future iPhone chips LINK
  • A research note from analyst Jeff Pu claims Apple could hire Intel to manufacture the A22 chip for the iPhone 20 and iPhone 20e in 2028 using the 14A process.
  • Apple wants a second fabrication partner in the United States to reduce its heavy dependence on TSMC and protect its hardware schedule from shipping delays or regional lockdowns in Asia.
  • Supply chain analyst Ming-Chi Kuo expects Intel to build lower-end M series chips for the Mac and iPad in 2027 with the 18A process to prove its yield consistency to Apple.
🤖 Meta buys AI wearable startup Limitless LINK
  • Meta has acquired Limitless, the startup behind a $99 pendant that records conversations, and will integrate the team into its Reality Labs division to work on its AI-enabled wearables.
  • The company will stop selling its hardware immediately and plans to wind down its Rewind desktop software, though existing users get a free Unlimited Plan subscription for one final year of support.
  • Users can export their data or delete it from the app immediately, as the team joins the tech giant to help bring a shared vision for personal superintelligence to everyone.
📖 Wikipedia is getting in on the yearly wrapped game LINK
  • The Wikimedia Foundation just launched a customized Year in Review feature on its mobile app that presents a personalized summary of your reading time and favorite topics in a graphical format.
  • This recap displays your total number of minutes spent reading alongside global stats like the 66 million changes made by editors and a list of the most-read English language articles.
  • Users can find the new feature in the “more” menu of the Android app or on their profile page on iOS if the pop-up does not appear when launching the app.
🍏 Tony Fadell reportedly wants to be next Apple CEO LINK
  • Former Apple executive Tony Fadell has reportedly thrown his hat in the ring to replace Tim Cook, adding a wild card to the ongoing speculation about who will run the company.
  • While sources close to the company dismiss his chances, the report claims some unnamed former executives support Fadell as a dark-horse candidate to force a shake-up within the consumer electronics giant.
  • Speculation indicates Tim Cook might step down in 2026, though some analysts believe he will stay until 2029 to shield the next leader from difficult dealings with the Trump administration.
⚖️ Google must limit default contracts to one year LINK
  • Federal Judge Amit Mehta ruled that Google must renew its default search and AI contracts every year, banning the long-term agreements that previously secured its dominance on smartphones and tablets.
  • The tech giant is still allowed to pay partners like Apple and Samsung for product placement, provided these deals are revisited frequently to help rivals in the generative AI market.
  • Sources indicate the firm plans to fight the initial finding that it broke antitrust laws, while the Justice Department may also challenge the court regarding the rejection of a Chrome sale.

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Other news & articles you might like

  • SpaceX reportedly in talks for secondary sale at $800B valuation, which would make it America’s most valuable private company LINK
  • AWS needs you to believe in AI agents LINK
  • Waymo to issue software recall over how robotaxis behave around school buses LINK
  • Blue Origin's next space tourism flight will break new ground for people with disabilities LINK
  • AMD CEO Lisa Su 'emphatically' rejects talk of an AI bubble — says claims are 'somewhat overstated' LINK
  • AI deepfakes of real doctors spreading health misinformation on social media LINK
  • LeCun calls Silicon Valley "hypnotized" by GenAI and pivots to "non-generative" world models LINK

🧰 Trending tools

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Walk Mate: a walking app that helps you discover new neighborhood routes and explore unfamiliar streets without getting lost, designed specifically for walkers rather than runners. LINK
Eureka: transforms PDFs and documents into interactive visual knowledge maps with connected nodes, letting you explore concepts non-linearly instead of reading sequentially. LINK
Bean Recipe Adapt: modifies recipes in real-time based on ingredient swaps, dietary restrictions, or taste preferences you specify through simple text prompts. LINK
Browser Use Skills: converts any website into a reusable API by reverse-engineering HTTP calls from a single prompt or demonstration, no official API needed. LINK
Proofly: privacy-first, open-source writing assistant that checks grammar and spelling locally on your device without sending text to external servers. LINK
Radioactive Pooping Knights: a chess learning game where two knights move around the board leaving obstacles behind, teaching movement patterns through gameplay. LINK

📚 Trending papers & reports

How to Use ChatGPT at Work [+ 100 Prompts to Try]: Discover how you can leverage ChatGPT to boost efficiency, streamline tasks, and stay ahead in your industry. Find your free guide here.
Database systems get faster with io_uring: researchers found Linux's new I/O interface boosts database performance up to 2x, but only when configured correctly for workload patterns. LINK
Open-source tool converts neural networks to hardware: researchers created software that automatically translates AI models into chip designs, achieving microsecond inference speeds on FPGAs. LINK
Cellular automata evolve complex lifeforms on their own: researchers created a system where simple grid patterns spontaneously develop into diverse, self-organizing creatures without human design intervention. LINK

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