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Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua is quite simply the biggest fight in British boxing history. A scrap 16 years in the making since a hotly dispute spar in a London gym in 2010, the contest sold out in under an hour and will break worldwide viewing figures, too. It’s unmissable.

As we get deeper into fall, it’s all about the cozy vibes for us. The weather is getting cooler, the nights are drawing in and it’s a great time to snuggle up at home in front of the fire.

Something I’ve wanted to do for a long, long time: ask an audiologist for their expert advice on protecting our hearing when it comes to today’s ever-advancing audio tech. I test headphones, speakers, DACs, turntables and the like all day every day, so my auditory system is one I’d like to safeguard — and sometimes…

The team at the 118 have dealt with every challenge thrown at them, but how will they measure up to a volcanic eruption?

Adobe Acrobat Pro has long been our number one PDF editor – and we’ve tested about a hundred different ones. It does everything professionals need, with a raft of tools and features like Fill & Sign. But we’d expect nothing less from the company that invented the PDF format in the first place.

For years, organizations have focused on strengthening and fortifying endpoints, networks, and authentication at login. Meanwhile, one of the most critical control points in the identity lifecycle, the help desk, has remained surprisingly exposed, because most identity systems were not designed to extend strong verification into recovery and support workflows, leaving a critical gap that…

At the start of every school year, schools, colleges and universities across the UK race to onboard thousands of new students, faculty and staff members, provisioning accounts, issuing credentials and connecting a wave of new devices to institutional networks.

For years, quantum computing lived in a strange place in the cybersecurity conversation: important enough to worry about, but sufficiently distant to leave for another day. When we asked CISO what’s keeping them up at night, quantum computing rarely made the top five. It still feels distant, theoretical, someone else’s problem for 2030-something.

Hot take: I don’t think color ereaders are very good in general. The colors themselves are muted, and typically — such as with E Ink’s Kaleido 3 tech — they make the screen darker and grainier even when just viewing text. They generally cost a premium, too. As such, I’d always pick a black-and-white ereader…

Social media bans are stacking up. In July, France joined Australia in restricting minors from accessing social media—barring children under 15 from major platforms, before the ban was blocked by the country’s top court on human rights grounds. The UK aims to forbid kids under 16 from accessing Facebook, TikTok, and other platforms in early…