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 universal remote is a must-have for the megalomaniac home-cinema owner. The sheer power of controlling everything from the TV to the lights, in one device, is enough to elicit "Mwahahahaha!"s from ...

I was mentioning on The Real Deal show the other day that my Logitech Harmony Remote takes a long time to turn on all my devices, meaning that sometimes some people in my family complain that it doesn ...

Logitech announced it’s officially discontinuing the Harmony line of universal remotes, after 20 years in the market. The company says that support and software updates will continue, but ...

I love Logitech Harmony remote controls. I have yet to use a remote that is more intuitive, easy to set up, and recognized as many devices at the Harmony line. That being the case, I am looking ...

As I've posted in some earlier threads, I've got a fairly simple television setup (I won't call it a "home theater"): old SD television, OTA digital to analog converter, Playstation 2 for playing DVDs ...

Logitech has announced that it will stop making its Harmony range of remotes for TVs. However, the company will continue to support existing products, ensuring that current users are not left in the ...

As the editor of the world’s largest non-pornographic gadgets weblog, I try to be wary of reviews that are just thinly-veiled product descriptions, and I have to admit: something from ...

Accessory vendor Logitech announced on Tuesday that the company is expanding its Harmony line of universal remote controls with a new flagship model, a new low-end model, and a multi-function hub that ...

So I'm thinking of ordering one of these through Amazon - either the 880 or One - but I have a question as to how the macro's work. Does the remote know the current status of my components? Because ...

Logitech has a new remote in its Harmony line, the 676, and is giving away 700 of them—100 remotes a day for the next seven days. It’s the standard ‘give us your survey and personal information’ ...