Logitech introduced three new products on Thursday, one of which is software enabling users to control up to three computers with a single mouse. The other two products are next-generation “MX” mice ...

Logitech has announced a pair of new computer mice with the MX Master 2S and the MX Anywhere 2S. Both are updated versions of Logitech’s previous MX models, and both come with a new “Flow” feature for ...

We're used to a pretty steady flow of mice and keyboards coming out of Logitech, but today the focus is almost entirely on software. Citing its own in-house research that shows one-in-ten people work ...

Logitech’s new Flow app allows users who have the new MX 2S mice to control up to three computers and copy and paste content, images and documents between them. Flow is designed to let users ...

Logitech on of the popular players in the consumer technology space has just announced Logitech Flow, a groundbreaking new software that allows user to seamlessly control up to three computers with ...

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For years, Logitech’s productivity mice have been among the best, with devices like the MX Master 2S helping to bring PC and Mac users together thanks to a cool software solution called, Flow which ...

Logitech has announced Logitech Flow, a software that allows users to control up to three computers with one mouse. The software is compatible with Logitech's next-generation flagship mice, the ...

“MX Users aim to achieve a state of flow where they become fully immersed in their creative process, finding balance between the challenge of the task at hand and their individual skills,” said ...

LAUSANNE, Switzerland & NEWARK, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Today, Logitech International (SIX: LOGN) (NASDAQ: LOGI) announced MX Keys S Combo, MX Keys S, and MX Anywhere 3S, the latest additions to the ...

Flow is designed to let users “mouse-over” on three separate Windows or macOS computers on the same Wi-Fi network — tablets, laptops or desktops — and cut and paste files, folders and content via ...