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 ...

The Harmony Hub lets you control hundreds of thousands of IR- and Bluetooth home entertainment devices from a Wi-Fi connected smartphone-as long as the Wi-Fi is reliable. The Harmony Hub—the latest ...

Logitech (www.logitech.com) has expanded its universal remote control lines with the Logitech Harmony Ultimate (pictured) and the Logitech Harmony Smart Control. Both products feature Logitech’s ...

Logitech announced that it's Harmony remote control system will now be able to control your PS4. This is a welcome relief to many PS4 users as the DualShock 4 controllers are fine for gaming, but ...

Logitech has announced that it will no longer manufacture its popular line of Harmony universal remote controls. In a blog post published on April 9, a spokesperson for the company said, “While ...

The Logitech Harmony 700 remote, the newest universal remote from Logitech, can help simplify your home entertainment by replacing up to six remotes. The Harmony 700 remote features a color screen, ...

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When a new Logitech Harmony Remote arrives on the scene I… When a new Logitech Harmony Remote arrives on the scene I like to review it to update readers on the latest models in the line-up. With the ...

If you’re sick of all those remotes cluttering up the coffee table and getting lost between the couch cushions, you’re a prime candidate for a “universal” remote. But these do-it-all superclickers ...

Universal remote controls are a bizarre product category, because they solve a legitimate and substantial problem — the proliferation of really terrible remotes on your coffee table, one for each ...

After years of waiting for Microsoft, Apple, Sony or someone else to create the ultimate home- entertainment device — an all-in-one gadget to simplify our digital lives — I’ve had an epiphany.

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