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Henry Burrell

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I'm the deputy technology editor at the @Daily_Express | ex @TechAdvisorHQ, @businessdesk_nz
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Microsoft finally fixes long-term Windows 11 issues

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By Henry Burrell Verified
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Henry Burrell However, Windows diehards were disappointed to see that Windows 11 took away some tools that allowed users to tinker with the taskbar and Start menu in previous Windows versions 10 and 8, leaving the latest Windows operating system with a clunkier, less personalised feel. Given just how much one has to interact with the taskbar and Start menu in Windows, this has always felt like a regression.
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Samsung Galaxy users offered major free upgrade - full list of compatible phones

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By Henry Burrell Verified
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Henry Burrell Tech firms sometimes let you install a beta version as it helps them see where there might be bugs and unforeseen issues - you just have to acknowledge that the software might not work completely smoothly, and certain functions may break.
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The three Chinese Ultra phones taking the photo fight to Apple and Samsung

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Henry Burrell It's true to an extent that smartphone cameras haven't improved much over the past few years, but that argument only really holds up when you look at Apple and Samsung. I've been testing out the Xiaomi 17 Ultra, Oppo Find X9 Ultra and Vivo X300 Ultra, and each has more accomplished camera systems than the latest iPhone and Galaxy rivals. This is largely down to superior camera hardware, more thoughtful processing, and creative partnerships with actual camera companies.
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