Windows 11 lets a user link their Android phone to their computer. You may then access all photos and text messages over the network. Does this mean you could still access your Android phone if you left it at home over the Internet? But this is a very interesting Windows feature. This means you can make calls using your PC whilst leaving your phone on the charging pad. And accessing your photos and other media is simple as well. On a modern Android phone like Samsung, you just need to go into settings and find the Link to Windows option to start connecting your Android `phone to Windows 11. This is a very interesting feature of Windows 11. The absence of the outdated Internet Explorer browser is a welcome change, it is deprecated and no one even uses that anymore anyway, most people are using Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge. Microsoft is merging Windows Linux and Android, allowing users to use Android apps on PC. As well as Windows Subsystem for Linux which enables a Windows user to run Ubuntu within Windows. That has been around since Windows Services for UNIX in Windows 2008 R2. That enabled a UNIX command shell in Windows Server. So it is not new.
But the Windows Subsystem for Linux is much improved and allows a Windows user to install Apache web server and test web apps easily on Windows before deployment. very useful for web developers. You may also install Microsoft Edge for Linux. That is useful. I installed it on Ubuntu and it works perfectly.