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Take Win11 for a spin:

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https://www.pcworld.com/article/1487513/5-new-things-to-try-in-the-latest-windows-11-update.html

Windows 11's big annual update comes to your PC: 5 features to try first If your PC recently got a big Windows 11 2022 Update, you have new tools and programs to check out.

https://www.giveawayoftheday.com/winx-hd-video-converter-deluxe-5/

Who needs a video converter? Very popular software. Get it quick. Enjoy!

Convert, download, compress, edit any HD & 4K videos! FREE offer on GOTD! You're not the only one binge-watching movies or TV series from streaming services and feeling internet speed is falling steeply during the ongoing lockdown. Or...

If you need Google Chrome to use less memory on your computer, give "The Great Suspender" a go. When multiple tabs are open, it suspends the ones you want, therefore reducing memory usage of GC.
You can find it here:

The Great Suspender Make your computer run smoothly by suspending the tabs you aren't using

Reminder! Must work on communication skills.

Here's a helpful and informative run down of all the changes to the new Gmail design

New Gmail design first look Google has rolled out Gmail's biggest makeover in years, bringing new productivity integrations and security features to prevent phishing and other sensitive...

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Keep alert

We have received a number of reports today about fake Traffic Infringement Notice emails.
SA Police do not send out infringement notices via email.
If you receive one and it contains a link – delete it immediately and don’t click the link as it contains malware.
Other interstate police agencies have also experienced an increase in reports of this hoax today.
Some other police agencies do use email – but only if you have had face-to-face contact with a police officer and agreed to receive the notice that way.
Please talk about this hoax with your friends, family, workmates and wider community to help protect them too.
For more information about scams please visit www.scamwatch.gov.au and remember legitimate companies, particularly financial institutions, will not send emails requesting you to log on via a link – log on independently if you need to access that site.