Sonos today named interim CEO Tom Conrad as its permanent CEO, officially replacing Patrick Spence after he stepped down back ...

In July, the CEO of Sonos laid out a summer-long plan to restore all the old features. With the last update on Oct. 15, the vast majority of the issues appear to be resolved.

Following a major update back in the spring, the Sonos app was very broken and missing key functionality. The company admitted it made a huge mistake in pushing the redesign too soon and explained ...

Sonos laid off around 100 employees on August 14th as the company continues to contend with fallout from its rushed, disastrous mobile app redesign.

In May, Bloomberg reported that Sonos aimed to release the new app "at least a few weeks" before Ace. At the time, Bloomberg said that the update was originally supposed to release in March but ...

Sonos is reportedly set to launch its updated Sonos S2 app with some new features on May 7, 2024. A recent report from The Verge detailed the launch date and new features coming to the updated app.

Sonos introduced an overhauled, redesigned app in May 2024 that was immediately met with criticism over bugs and worse performance. The company still hasn’t recovered.

Sonos CEO, Patrick Spence, voiced these woes in a recent Reddit AMA, highlighting the S2 app's nature as running software in the cloud alongside your devices.

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In Good Company Sonos wouldn’t be the first company to consider whether a subscription model might help to keep things buoyant. Recurring revenue streams make a lot of financial sense—and some ...

Sonos has sent WIRED a firm denial that a subscription model is in the works. Customers were already deeply unimpressed with the mess created with the new app, and don’t seem to have much faith ...

“We viewed re-architecting the app as essential to the growth of Sonos as we expand into new categories and move ambitiously outside of the home,” CEO Patrick Spence said on the company’s Q3 ...