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Google countersues Sonos for patent infringement

The Verge

Google has countersued Sonos for patent infringement, following Sonos originally filing a patent lawsuit against Google in January. The lawsuit alleges that Sonos is infringing five Google patents covering mesh networking, echo cancellation, DRM, content notifications, and personalized search. Amazon said yes.

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Exclusive: this is the new budget soundbar from Sonos

The Verge

A 3D recreation of the upcoming Sonos soundbar. Sonos is nearing the release of a new entry-level soundbar, and you’re looking at it. It appears that Sonos is no longer willing to cede the lower-cost soundbar market to Vizio and other competitors, as I can reveal that the new product is expected to sell for around $249.

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Google ordered to pay $32.5 million in Sonos patent infringement decision

TechSpot

The patent covers Sonos' Zone Scene Management solution. The verdict, issued on Friday in a San Francisco courtroom, was based on the jury's decision that Google did in fact infringe upon U.S. patent number 10,848,885, also referred to as '885 in the filed verdict form. Read Entire Article

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Google copied Sonos’ multi-zone speaker technology, US import regulator rules

The Verge

The US International Trade Commission has ruled that Google is in violation of five Sonos patents relating to smart speakers ( via The New York Times ). That is an across the board win that is surpassingly rare in patent cases and underscores the strength of Sonos’s extensive patent portfolio and the hollowness of Google’s denials of copying.

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Sonos to launch budget-friendly soundbar in the coming weeks

TechSpot

Sources familiar with the company's plans and internal documents seen by The Verge suggest the Sonos Ray (model S36 and codenamed Fury) will retail for around $249. To hit that price point, Sonos had to leave out key features like Dolby Atmos, built-in microphones and HDMI connectivity.

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Sonos Roam will include Auto Trueplay and new ‘Sound Swap’ feature

The Verge

On Tuesday, Sonos will introduce its latest product called the Sonos Roam, which The Verge extensively detailed a couple of days ago. My previous report laid out the core specs of the Sonos Roam. Sonos plans to sell it for $169, and the Roam will ship in April. The Roam can’t be used as part of a Sonos home theater setup.

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Sonos plans to enter four new product categories starting next year

TechSpot

In a fourth-quarter earnings call this week, the CEO of Sonos revealed that the company plans to expand into four new product categories soon. He said the company will introduce the first of these in the 2023 fiscal year but disclosed no further details.

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