The submersible that went missing during a voyage to the Titanic shipwreck has gained a lot of attention for using a video game controller to operate it, though the reality of the situation isn't ...

The missing submersible craft that provides tours of the Titanic shipwreck was reportedly being piloted by a Logitech controller and had previously gotten lost during a live TV segment promoting the ...

The U.S. share price of Logitech International SA fell by 3.6 percent between the high point on Tuesday, and the low point on Wednesday, after a journalist claimed the Titan submersible which went ...

The news of the Titanic submersible claiming five lives of all its passengers has been dominating headlines this past week. However, what caught many people's attention was the revelation that the ...

A desperate search is on after a submersible on a deep sea expedition to the Titanic wreckage went missing with five people on board this week. The submersible, called the Titan, is controlled by what ...

The Titan, a tourist submersible that went missing in the mid-Atlantic Ocean on Sunday, June 18, 2023, was reportedly being piloted by the Titanic Logitech controller. This news has left people in ...

Some people, journalists included, seem shocked that a video game controller was used to pilot the submersible vessel that was exploring the Titanic wreckage and has been missing since Sunday. But ...

U.S.-listed shares of Logitech International SA, a Swiss maker of computer peripherals and software, fell about 3.6% on Wednesday, amid reports that one of the company’s gamepads was being used to ...

The missing Titanic tourist submersible was piloted with a Logitech gamepad controller. A CBS News segment from November showed details of the vessel, which contains "off-the-shelf" parts. Several ...

This past weekend, a tourist sub on an excursion to the Titanic’s sunken remains disappeared in the Atlantic Ocean. Since then, it’s been reported that the submersible is controlled with a ...

The family of a French mariner who died on the imploded Titan submersible last year has sued Titan's maker, OceanGate Expeditions, for more than $50 million. The lawsuit claims OceanGate is ...

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