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technology12 hours ago•7 min saved

Logitech Rolls Out Signature Comfort Plus to Ease All-Day Desk Sessions

Logitech launched Signature Comfort Plus, featuring the palm-cushion M850 L mouse and MK880 combo (plus the M840 L non-cushion) designed for long desk days with a cushioned palm rest, curved typing angles, and quieter clicks; it supports multi-OS and Easy-Switch across up to three devices and includes Logi Bolt security and Logitech Sync IT management for enterprise deployments. The lineup emphasizes sustainability with recycled plastics and FSC-certified packaging. Availability starts June 2026 globally, with prices: M850 L $49.99, MK880 $99.99, M840 L $39.99, and business variants M850 L $59.99 and MK880 $109.99.

via Business Wire|

#enterprise-deployment #ergonomic-design #logitech

technology8 months ago•2 min saved

PS5 Update Introduces Multi-Device DualSense Connectivity and Power Saving Features

The latest PS5 update allows DualSense controllers to connect to up to four devices simultaneously, enabling seamless switching between platforms like PS5, PC, Mac, and mobile devices without re-pairing, and also introduces a Power Saver mode for enhanced energy efficiency.

via IGN|

#dualsense #gaming-peripherals #multi-device-connectivity

technology3 years ago•4 min saved

"Leaked Info Suggests Apple Watch Series 9 to Finally Get Highly Anticipated Feature"

The upcoming watchOS 10 update for Apple Watch is expected to bring back widgets and make fundamental changes to how the device works, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. Additionally, a leak suggests that a future Apple Watch could sync to multiple Apple devices, allowing users to pair their watch with an iPad or Mac in addition to an iPhone. The feature has been missing in every Apple Watch since the first one launched in 2015. It is not clear whether an iPhone will still be required for initial set-up, but the feature is expected to be a watchOS 10 update and work with more than one generation of Watch.

via Forbes|

#apple #apple-watch #multi-device-connectivity