Sonos has faced a challenging year, primarily due to the poorly received redesign of its mobile app, which rolled out in May. The redesigned app, plagued with bugs and missing features, has frustrated ...
If the May update to your Sonos app disappointed you, you'll be pleased to find most issues are now resolved. When you look at the updates added over the summer, it certainly seems like a lot of ...
Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. All options are on the table as Sonos continues to navigate a very turbulent ...
If you use Sonos speakers, chances are you’ve used their app and encountered at least a little frustration at some point. I don’t think it’s a bad app when you consider the many functions it needs to ...
Back in May, Sonos launched a new version of its mobile app, and it's been wildly unpopular with Sonos customers because of ongoing bugs and the removal of several features. Today, Bloomberg delved ...
Sonos' chief innovation officer has provided an update on the firm's troubled app, detailing recent improvements and setting out the next set of fixes. There is still "significant work" yet to be done ...
Sonos launched a new mobile app, merging content and controls on a customizable home screen, providing users a faster, better, personalized experience. Sonos once owned the entire multi-room wireless ...
Companies in the consumer electronics industry are always looking for ways to incorporate the latest technology into their products and, by extension, our daily lives. Sonos, a major player in the ...
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Sonos now lets you see what app fixes are coming soon (or not) the only way project managers know how: a Trello board
I'm starting to feel a bit like the electric blue superhero Dr Manhattan from Watchmen, who sits on Mars and watches humanity do the same things over and over again, when it comes to reporting on the ...
CEO Patrick Spence is sorry that the new Sonos app was released in a poor state. He promises further improvements. In a blog post, Sonos boss Patrick Spence has personally apologized for the botched ...
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