But now the firm has embarked on a new strategy to win back audio fans' love: it's seriously cutting the price of some of its ...

Ultimately, the company said, the problems with the app wound up costing Sonos between $20 million and $30 million in lost sales, causing the company to lower its earnings guidance. That led to ...

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 ...

It sounds basic, but the Sonos app problems are largely because the app wasn't ready to roll but launched anyway. Sonos figured a launch-first, fix-later strategy would work. It didn't.

Sonos was reportedly working on a streaming box with a bespoke interface, HDMI passthrough facility, and surround sound architecture, but the idea is now dead.

The Sonos app issue continues to cause big problems for the company. The firm has reportedly delayed two key product launches while it focuses its energies on fixing its app, and a new report says ...

Sonos will now shift its entire focus back to restoring the reputation and performance of its mobile app, the report adds. An update last May had triggered "significant problems" within the app ...

Some customers say their Q990D Dolby Atmos soundbar has effectively been bricked within the last few days.

The update for iOS, Android and firmware (Player) offers the ability to create and edit Sonos playlists in a Phased Rollout.