Logitech MX Master 4 refines the best mouse in the business

Logitech’s MX Master series has long set the bar for productivity mice, and the new MX Master 4 doubles down on what worked while ironing out past flaws. The design still fits like a glove, with a sculpted grip that eases long hours of use, but Logitech has tweaked the scroll wheel for quieter, smoother action and added even finer control for horizontal scrolling.

Performance is powered by Logitech’s latest sensor, offering precise tracking on almost any surface, even glass. Battery life remains a standout, with up to two months on a single charge and USB-C fast charging that delivers hours of use in just minutes. Multi-device pairing has also been made more seamless, letting users switch between PCs, Macs, and tablets with a single click.

While it is priced higher than standard office mice, the MX Master 4 makes a strong case for professionals, coders, and creators who demand comfort, speed, and versatility. For many, it will feel less like a gadget and more like an essential work tool.

Amazon unveils new Echo lineup and upgraded Alexa with generative AI

Amazon has refreshed its Echo device family while giving Alexa one of its biggest upgrades yet. The company introduced new Echo speakers and smart displays alongside an AI-enhanced version of Alexa designed to deliver more natural, conversational interactions.

The standout is a redesigned Echo Show with a slimmer profile, improved sound, and a brighter display that adapts better to lighting conditions. New Echo speakers also promise richer bass and clearer mids, extending Amazon’s push to keep audio quality competitive.

On the software side, Alexa now runs on a generative AI model that enables context-aware responses and multi-turn conversations without needing repeated prompts. Users can ask follow-up questions, request summaries, or even generate creative outputs in real time. Amazon says this leap makes Alexa more of a personal assistant than ever before.

The update positions Amazon to defend its lead in the smart home market as rivals from Google and Apple sharpen their AI assistants. With hardware and AI evolving in tandem, Alexa is being recast as the centerpiece of Amazon’s connected ecosystem.

Adobe brings Premiere Pro to iPhone for pro grade mobile editing

Adobe has launched Premiere Pro for iPhone, a major step in putting professional-grade video editing tools directly into creators’ pockets. The new app mirrors the desktop version’s timeline-based editing, color grading, and audio controls, while being optimized for touch screens and smaller displays.

Premiere Pro on iPhone integrates seamlessly with Creative Cloud, allowing projects started on mobile to be continued on desktop without conversion hassles. It also supports cloud syncing of media, enabling creators to switch between devices in real time. Adobe says the app retains features that matter most for on-the-go editing, including multi-track timelines, precision trimming, and advanced color tools.

The release positions Adobe squarely against Apple’s Final Cut Pro for iPad and LumaFusion, both popular with mobile creators. By extending Premiere Pro to iPhone, Adobe is targeting vloggers, journalists, and social-first creators who demand speed without compromising professional polish.

With smartphones increasingly serving as both camera and editing studio, Adobe’s move signals that the future of pro video production is no longer tethered to a desktop.

Kyndryl expands Agentic AI framework to help enterprises scale

Kyndryl has expanded its Agentic AI Framework, introducing new capabilities to help enterprises move from small pilots to AI at scale. Announced in Bengaluru, the framework combines orchestration, security, and co-creation, enabling industries such as banking, insurance, and government to embed intelligent agents into core processes.

The platform includes an agent builder that allows organizations to design, test, and deploy AI agents for tasks like writing code, automating workflows, and managing regulatory compliance. Early deployments include actuarial solutions that generate filings for insurers, automated multi-department workflows for governments, and streamlined onboarding for banks.

Kyndryl says its approach blends decades of mission-critical infrastructure expertise with a library of reusable AI agents, giving enterprises a secure foundation for becoming AI-native. Partnerships with universities and global alliances are also part of the plan to foster skills and accelerate adoption.

Syntel by Arvind unveils AI powered WEMACX platform

Syntel by Arvind, in partnership with Vion Consulting, has launched WEMACX, an AI powered omni channel platform designed to unify enterprise communications and operations. The system integrates across voice, chat, email, WhatsApp, SMS, and social platforms, going beyond contact center functions to include sales, marketing, and supply chain intelligence. With features like conversational AI, smart routing, predictive analytics, and operations intelligence, WEMACX aims to cut response times, improve conversions, and strengthen customer trust. Offered in CX Pro, CX Omni, and CX Biz packages, it is built to scale for businesses of all sizes.