Logitech’s new camera sits on a smoothly articulating arm that turns it into a show-and-tell presentation or streaming tool. Logitech’s new camera sits on a smoothly articulating arm that turns it ...

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Earlier this year, Logitech announced it was making some big changes, not the least of which was an abandonment of its Harmony-branded universal remote control division. It’s too bad, too, because the ...

Logitech today introduced the Logitech Harmony 900 remote. With its redesigned RF technology, full-color touch screen and intuitive button layout, the rechargeable Logitech Harmony 900 remote makes it ...

Logitech just announced the Logitech Harmony 600 Remote. Giving you one-click control over your favorite activities, simple setup, and can replace up to five other remotes. “Why have one remote for ...

FREMONT, Calif. - Sept. 1, 2005 - Logitech today announced it will soon bring the simplicity and convenience of its Harmony universal remote controls to a significantly broader base of consumers. The ...

Logitech today unveiled the first Harmony remote specifically designed to control a PC running on Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition (Media Center PC) - and any devices that may be connected to ...

The Logitech Harmony 900 is the updated Logitech Harmony One, which marries a traditional button remote with a capacitive touchscreen for expanded functionality. What makes this better are the ...

Logitech on Friday officially killed the Harmony universal remote, leaving Apple TV users with one less alternative to the bemoaned Siri Remote. Confirming years of rumors that the Harmony line was on ...

Logitech is making a bet that people will want to control not only their TVs, stereos, game consoles and set-top boxes with one remote, but also use it on their Internet-connected blinds, coffee ...

Like so many of us, Massimo Rapparini, chief information officer at Logitech, had no choice but to learn how to work from home. “I think the biggest adjustment was, how do you really think about ...