Engadget - Ever go to a LAN party and find it's taking too long to get your gear set up the way you like? Probably not, especially if you own a Razer or other gaming mouse that stores your preferences on its internal memory. Still, it would be far easier if your tweaks were stored in the cloud and available everywhere -- which is the thinking behind Synapse 2.0. All of your button, axis and sensitivity adjustments will be available for you to pull down and use with the company's range of peripherals if you're at home, the LAN center or at work (after hours, of course.)
Gametista: If you have a Razer mouse and are thinking about updating the software to version 2.0, you may want to read the company’s new terms of service. That’s because buried behind that wall of text that nobody ever bothers to read is a tidbit that says you give the company full rights to sell whatever information they gather on your usage of the product.
