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Advance Computers is ready to assist home users and businesses with a wide range of IT services. We have assisted a number of individuals and businesses across New South Wales. Whether you need computer or laptop repairs, upgrades, virus removal, data recovery, Networking services or need a brand new computer custom built- you need look no further. Our dedicated and experienced team are on call 7 days a week and are able to assist you. We provide same day service, simply give us a call to arrange a call out today or to obtain a free quote. If we can’t fix the problem- you won’t be charged a cent. The erratic behaviour of computers can be a cause of great worry and concern. Our range of on-site services includes, laptop screen repairing services, networking services, data recovery, laptop and desktop screen repairs, virus removal services and on-site computers repair services in Sydney. ᠎This has ᠎be en c​re ated by G​SA Content Gen​er ator ​DE᠎MO !

When we say we stand behind our service, we mean it! All of our services and products come with a warranty. Our warranties vary from three months up to three years, depending on the service. Also, we offer extended warranty at discounted rate. We strive to make ensure that our repair process is quick and simple. We want you leave Computerxpress with a successfully repaired device, as well as peace of mind. Leave your problems to us and you will not be disappointed! Treat our customers with respect! For refurbished products and services! At ComputerXpress, we strive every day to make sure that our repair process is easy, fast and that you leave with a successfully repaired device as well as peace of mind. From computer repairs to setting up your new phone, our computer technicians solve all your tech problems. We specialize in computer and laptop repair and service for both PC and MAC.

Subscribe for regular MacRumors news and future iOS 16 info. Apple in June 2022 previewed the new version of the iPhone's operating system, iOS 16. iOS 16 introduces redesigned, customizable Lock Screens with widgets, the ability to edit and delete messages, improved Focus modes, an iCloud Shared Photos Library for families, major improvements for apps like Mail, Home, and Wallet, and much more. The Lock Screen is fully redesigned in iOS 16. The new Lock Screen design is highly customizable with a wide range of options for widgets, typefaces, a multilayered effect for images, and animated wallpapers. Users can create multiple different Lock Screens linked to Focus modes. Notifications now roll up from the bottom of the screen to be less invasive. Live Activities help users keep track of current events, such as a workout or a sports game, in real-time directly from the Lock Screen. Focus modes are improved with easier setup, Focus filters, linking to individual Lock Screens and Apple Watch faces, and more configuration options.

The Android Security Bulletin contains details of security vulnerabilities affecting Android devices. Security patch levels of 2022-08-05 or later address all of these issues. To learn how to check a device's security patch level, see Check and update your Android version. Android partners are notified of all issues at least a month before publication. Source code patches for these issues have been released to the Android Open Source Project (AOSP) repository and linked from this bulletin. This bulletin also includes links to patches outside of AOSP. The most severe of these issues is a critical security vulnerability in the System component that could lead to remote code execution over Bluetooth with no additional execution privileges needed. The severity assessment is based on the effect that exploiting the vulnerability would possibly have on an affected device, assuming the platform and service mitigations are turned off for development purposes or if successfully bypassed. This w as gen er᠎ated ​with t​he help　of G᠎SA Content Gen​erat᠎or  Dem᠎oversion.

A joint research project between IBM and the Board of Cooperative Educational Services of Westchester County, New York led to the creation of The Sumerian Game, one of the first strategy video games ever made, the first game with a narrative, and the first edutainment game; it was also the first known game to be designed by a woman, teacher Mabel Addis. The creation of general programming languages like BASIC, which could be run on different hardware types, allowed for programs to be written for more than one specific computer, in turn letting games written in them to spread to more end players in the programming community than before. Hamurabi, a text-based FOCAL game written by Doug Dyment in 1968 based on a description of The Sumerian Game and converted to BASIC by David H. Ahl in 1969. Hamurabi and Space Travel were among several early mainframe games that were written during the time, and spread beyond their initial mainframe computers to general-purpose languages like BASIC. Data has ᠎been gener ated ᠎with GSA Cont​ent  Gene rato᠎r DE​MO.