I used the cameras on Google’s Pixel 10 Pro and Apple’s iPhone 17 Pro for three months. There’s a clear winner. ALEX WALKER-TODD reports

1 Tap the flash icon to turn it on or off or to set it to trigger automatically, to suit current lighting conditions. 2 Tap this icon to open a window offering access to advanced settings such as Live

What makes a great sequel? Whether we’re talking about films, games or smartphones, the best follow-ups are ones that build on the strengths of their predecessor and jettison the bits that didn’t work

1 In the Photos app, find and open the picture you want to edit and then tap the Edit icon, the one that looks like three sliders, at the top of the screen. On the next screen, tap the new option, Cle

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DxO’s flagship photo editor is now up to version 9. Rod Lawton explains what’s new and how it all fits in