The Logitech Harmony Smart Control ($130) is a fascinating new universal remote control system that attempts to bridge the gap between our clunky infrared past and a more modern wireless future.

Logitech says the Harmony Ultimate will be available in the US in April and Europe in May for $349.99, while the Logitech Harmony Smart Control will hit the US and Europe in May for $129.99.

The Logitech Harmony Smart Control is expected to be available in the U.S. and Europe in May 2013, for a suggested retail price of $129.99.

Logitech specifically mentions support for Apple TV, Xbox One, Xbox 360, PS3, Mac/PC computers, and Roku devices. Other devices, such as Smart TVs, may work too, but compatibility will differ on a ...

Logitech Harmony Elite review and breakdown. The Logitech Harmony Hub based remotes offer significant improvements in reliability and the ability to control smart home devices like Philips Hue and ...

That’s because the Harmony Smart Keyboard is Logitech’s answer to the blurring line between how we interact with our computers vs. how we interact with our home theaters. Recommended Videos ...

Logitech has launched two new Harmony universal remote controls, bringing a host of new options, including iPhone and Android integration, as well as Philips Hue lighting control. Both the new ...

Logitech Harmony Smart Control demo: Logitech's Harmony Ultimate remote is up for preorder now, priced at $349.99, and expected to ship in the US and Europe come May 2013.

Logitech Pop puts smart home control at your fingertips. With the push of a button, everyone in the home can control smart home.

Logitech has a new device called the Pop Home Switch, and it’s a bit different from their usual offerings.A company known for Universal Remotes encrusted with physical keys, touchscreen displays ...

Logitech hasn’t exactly been a big player in the connected home space in the past, but it’s making moves to change that. Earlier today, the company announced not one, but four new smart home ...

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 ...