The useful thing to check is the actual indexing status rather than trusting the vague progress message. If the system is still actively indexing, give it time and power. If nothing is changing, then it is worth restarting, checking storage, and looking for the process that is holding it up.
Photoshop now works inside ChatGPT, but it only behaves like real Photoshop when you trigger the Adobe Photoshop tool correctly. Otherwise, ChatGPT may fall back to DALL·E-style image editing.
OpenAI Atlas has real potential as an AI browser, but it is not ready to replace Comet yet. The biggest issues are agent mode limits, missing profiles, weak extension integration, and no DOM browsing.
The iPhone 17 Air is Apple’s thinnest iPhone, but the thin design comes with real tradeoffs: weaker audio, missing LiDAR, battery concerns, and fewer pro-level features at around $1,000.
Perplexity reportedly offered $34.5 billion to buy Google Chrome, even though Perplexity itself is valued much lower. The big question is whether this is about data, AI, Apple, or positioning.
Jensen Huang’s comments on AI job disruption are a reminder that the AI boom is not just about better tools. It is also about power, access, labor, and who gets to shape what comes next.
A practical Apple Shortcut workflow that uses a selected YouTube comment, the video URL, and Gemini to draft a personal reply you can review, edit, and post manually.
Loupedeck has ended sales, and for longtime users the bigger issue is what came before it: broken updates, failed plugins, frozen devices, weak support, and no clear recovery path.
Skype is officially being retired, the iPhone 16E skips MagSafe, and cloud gaming still feels shaky. Here are my practical takeaways from this TechBits roundup.
TechBits looks at Google Gemini memory, iPhone 17 Pro camera rumors, OnePlus Watch 3, Apple account purchase transfers, AI music tools, and whether these updates matter in real daily use.
A practical TechBits companion covering the EV charging pause, Apple Invites, the UK iCloud backdoor demand, DeepSeek privacy concerns, password managers, OneWheel rentals, RustDesk, and more.
DeepSeek AI raised big questions about cost, privacy, and trust, while creator camera picks, Mac Mini Wi-Fi issues, EV battery life, Tesla Model Y updates, and Homebrew security rounded out this TechBits episode.