Sonos transitioning to a new operating system should come as no surprise. The first Sonos products came to market more than 15 years ago, and until now, almost every component has remained ...

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The Sonos backlash has been deafening since late last year when the company thought it would be fine to brick devices when users putting them in "recycle mode" for trade-up toward new ones. Sonos then ...

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Sonos had more than just a new soundbar to announce today. The company also revealed a release date for the new Sonos app teased it teased earlier in the year: June 8. The new app will kick off the ...

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Sonos has revealed the big day it'll be releasing its next-gen S2 software, and with the new Arc soundbar on the scene we're finally seeing why this big change is so important. It's been a tough few ...

New Sonos Controller for iPhone features multi-language support and full-featured alarms Music purchased from iTunes Music Store now works with Sonos Sonos, Inc., the leading developer of wireless ...

Sonos, Inc., the leading developer of wireless multi-room music systems for the home, today introduced the Sonos Controller for iPhone™ as a free download on the iPhone App Store. Music lovers with an ...

Sonos, makers of the Sonos Multi-Room Music System ( ), made an interesting decision several months ago. The company chose to create the free Sonos Controller iPhone application. This application not ...

I kinda figured Sonos was content to let people use an iPod Touch or iPhone to control their beloved wireless audio system, but lo, here’s a $350 capacitive-touch ...