Sonos CEO Patrick Spence today penned a blog post on the Sonos website apologizing for the controversial Sonos app redesign and promising ongoing updates throughout the year. Spence said that ...

Sonos launched an all-new version of its app in May that was quickly met with backlash. The company has been listening to feedback and making improvements in the weeks and months since. But now Sonos ...

Sonos seriously stepped in it a couple of months back when it released an overhauled first-party mobile app that shipped with a number of missing features. These included core functions like sleep ...

Sonos won't be able to re-release its old app to appease customers that have been dissatisfied with the new version of the app, Sonos CEO Patrick Spence today said on Reddit (via The Verge). Spence ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Technology journalist specializing in audio, computing and Apple Macs. Sonos is one of the world's best=loved audio systems but ...

Sonos has issued a rare apology for its May iOS app update, promising that changes are on the way to improve a badly-received overhaul of the software. Sonos updated its app in May, making significant ...

Patrick Spence admits ‘too many’ customers have had problems and promises biweekly updates through the fall. Patrick Spence admits ‘too many’ customers have had problems and promises biweekly updates ...

In April, Sonos unveiled a new version of its mobile app, promising more flexibility, improved customization, and ease of use. But when the app was actually released to customers on May 7, the result ...

Sonos has revealed what it’s calling its “most extensive app redesign ever.” The new iOS and Android experience (plus web) does away with tabs and puts everything on a single Home screen that’s faster ...