Author: Garcia Diego

Logitech has expanded its flagship productivity lineup with the launch of the MX Master 4, the latest iteration of its popular MX Master series aimed at creative professionals, developers, and business users. Positioned as a tool for demanding workflows, the MX Master 4 focuses on tactile control, software-driven efficiency, and stronger connectivity rather than cosmetic updates. A key highlight is the introduction of customizable haptic feedback. Subtle vibrations during scrolling, navigation, and selection are designed to add a layer of physical precision to digital tasks, particularly for video editing, design, and data-heavy work. Also Read: Logitech Pop Icon Keyboard and…

When we study physics one thing that we are always told, is that it is definite. Either it can be something it or it cannot be. Right?  Wrong. As opposed to the Newtonian theory of light’s nature as a particle, in the late 19th century, Albert Einstein revived light’s wave nature. The nature of light as the wave was proposed by Huygens but was dismissed because of Newton’s reputation. However, later it was established that light is “both a particle and a wave”, its essential theory was further evolved from electromagnetics into quantum mechanics.  If you did not understand anything…