Sonos has heard you, its users, and it made its mobile app better. That, at least, is the company's promise as it unveiled its new mobile app, as well as an all-new web app, on Tuesday. The upcoming ...

The update fixes stability issues during the product setup process and reintroduces the ability to clear your queue on Android. The update fixes stability issues during the product setup process and ...

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 ...

In May, Sonos updated its mobile app—to the dismay of many users. With missing features and bugs, customers complained about a loss of functionality and hardware not working the way it should. As ...

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Back in May, Sonos took the the covers off its most ambitious app overhaul to date, promising users a much more streamlined experience for seeking music, content, and system controls. However, that’s ...

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 ...

Addressing blowback from Sonos’ wildly unpopular app redesign will cost the company $20 to $30 million “in the short term,” according to CEO Patrick Spence. During Sonos’ fiscal Q3 2024 earnings call ...

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