In a little follow-up to its blog post about the company’s plans in the Google TV area, famed peripheral maker Logitech has revealed the Android app version of its popular Harmony all-in-one remote, which allows users to use an Android phone as a remote that offers all the features from Logitech’s Harmony range of multimedia controllers.
The app will turn your Android phone into “a full featured, high-end Harmony remote” according to Logitech – and will also be available for iPhone.
Good luck sneaking that one into Apple’s App Store, chaps…
Read the full announcement over on the Logitech blog – but it doesn’t go into any more detail than we’ve already mentioned up there. You’d be wasting a click.
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