Scharon Harding is a Senior Technology Reporter at Ars Technica. With over 10 years of experience in technology journalism, she covers a wide array of topics including consumer electronics, mobile apps, and software licensing, focusing on consumer interest and behavior within the tech industry. Scharon's work has been featured in notable publications such as WIRED, The Hoops News, and Tom's Hardware.
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By: Scharon Harding
15 pts Paramount Skydance is accusing Netflix of maintaining a campaign against its proposed acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD). In a June 5 letter (PDF) addressed to Jared A. Hughes, acting section chief of the Media, Entertainment, and Communications Section of the US Department of Justice's (DOJ's)…
By: Tom
I see it often. Hardworking professionals in cafés, airports, or parks hunched over a laptop while carefully dragging their fingers over their PC's
By: Scharon Harding
9 pts I see it often. Hardworking professionals in cafés, airports, or parks hunched over a laptop while carefully dragging their fingers over their PC's trackpad to navigate some email, project, or alert that can't be ignored. They would prefer a mouse to a trackpad, but are reluctant to travel with one. When…
By: Tom
AcuRite NOW was released alongside AcuRite's Optimus weather station (pictured).
By: Scharon Harding
14 pts Smart weather-monitoring device vendor AcuRite has delayed plans to force users onto a new companion app. The transition from My AcuRite to AcuRite NOW, which AcuRite previously set for May 30, “has raised serious questions and concerns among many long-time users,” AcuRite's VP of product development,…
By: Tom
Roku sign and logo on the modern facade of its consumer electronics and broadcast media company headquarters in Silicon Valley - San Jose, California, USA - 2021.
By: Scharon Harding
8 pts Fox Corporation has agreed to buy Roku Inc. for $160 per share, an approximate enterprise value of $22 billion, the firms announced today. The acquisition would unite Fox's broadcast channels, including Fox, Fox News, Fox Business, and FS1, as well as its streaming businesses, including Tubi, a free…
By: Scharon Harding
The next gadget to bear the storied Commodore branding will be a flip phone. The name behind the bestselling desktop PC in history came back about a year ago. Christian “Peri Fractic” Simpson, best known for running the Retro Recipes (now known as Retro Recipes x Commodore) YouTube channel, acquired the…
By: Scharon Harding
16 pts Hewlett Packard Enterprise's (HPE) new virtualization software promotion will likely pique the interest of end users and resellers who are unhappy with Broadcom's pricing of VMware. During its HPE Discover event in Las Vegas this week, HPE announced that customers could use its “HPE Morpheus Software—VM…
By: Tom
Tesco claimed Broadcom hiked its VMware prices by about 175 percent in UK court filings.
