Logitech has worked on a "forever mouse" that could come with a subscription fee for regular software updates, according to Logitech CEO Hanneke Faber. There are no plans to release such a product at ...

Take a deep breath, everyone. Logitech’s “forever mouse” won’t be coming to market after all. Logitech’s idea of a mouse that you’d buy once and pay for forever is just a “peek” into a possible future ...

Logitech is no stranger to the peripheral market, making some of the highest-quality peripherals for gamers and creatives alike. Digging deeper into the prospect of a mouse you would never need to ...

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Logitech is apparently working on a mouse that's so packed with premium features, the company thinks you'll pay a subscription to access its miraculous wonders. The revelation of a subscription ...

Logitech is known for creating some of the highest-quality peripherals on the market and innovating in ways that have enabled it to capture large segments of consumers. It should be noted that neither ...

In a recent interview with The Verge’s Nilay Patel, Logitech CEO Hanneke Faber talked about the desire to create a ‘forever mouse.’ Buy one, and you wouldn’t just have the mouse forever. You may also ...

Logitech on Wednesday denied reports that the company is working on a "forever mouse" that could come with a subscription fee for regular software updates, after comments by its CEO suggesting it ...

During an interview on the Decoder podcast, Logitech CEO Hanneke Faber envisions a future where the company sells a “forever mouse.” A mouse that a customer can keep for much longer than mice sold ...

No. Hardware repairability does not mean a subscription to support it. I refuse to buy any hardware for my computer that requires a monthly cost just to use it, because who's to say it won't be a ...

I recently resuscitated a Kensington 2-button trackball I had as a kid by adding an ADB to USB converter. Works great. The only problem is the Kensington driver no longer supports it, so I don’t have ...