Readers offer confirmations and solutions to yesterday's item on problems getting Logitech Mouseware (Control Center 1.0b2) System Preferences pane to appear (a problem only some users have): John ...

Attention Logitech mouse and keyboard users: the Logitech Control Center has been updated to version 2.1.2. This system preference pane enables you to program special features of various Logitech ...

In the past, Logitech has taken some heat for its Logitech Control Center (LCC) mouse and keyboard drivers, which used to install the sometimes problematic Application Enhancer (APE) from Unsanity.

OS X Yosemite was just recently released, and tons of Mac users are flocking to the Mac App Store to download the latest version, especially since it’s free. However, as with any new piece of software ...

Logitech Control Center 1.0.2 is a seet of drivers for their USB mice and keyboards. The new version features support for Logitech devices under Jaguar and earler 10.1.x releases. TurboTool 2.0 is a ...

Logitech Inc. has updated its Logitech Control Center — a collection of drivers for the company’s USB mice and keyboards — to version 1.0.2. The update offers support for Logitech devices under Mac OS ...

Of my last 9 kernel panics, the following are the leading suspects (according to PanicReporter):<BR>LCCDaemon, 5x<BR>kernel_task, 2x<BR> (com.parallels.kext.vmmain?)<BR> (com.apple.driver. [set of 3 ...

Logitech Control Center 1.0.3 is the latest set of drivers for Logitech’s USB keyboards, mice and trackballs, as noted by VersionTracker. Improvements included in the update are unavailable at this ...