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Sonos is ready to launch Google Assistant to its smart speakers. The feature is arriving next week and it will initially only be available in the U.S.
The Samsung Galaxy Home is still nowhere to be seen after its announcement in August 2018, but reports suggest it should be around the corner.
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The semiconductors company is bringing out new silicon for what it calls the "second generation" of smart speakers. What does it entail?
Smart speaker developers will be able to allow Spotify free tier users to direct their streaming from their PC or phone to their speaker.
A slew of announcement came from the Chinese tech giant today, but there are other wearables and phones to look out for from margin players.
It turned out that Samsung used 160 of these smart speakers to power the presentation at its venue. But sound isn't the only asset this speaker has.
Putting a screen on a Google Home is just like putting one on an Echo speaker. It's now available on store shelves and online.
43 million adults in the US are now estimated to own at least one smart speaker. And people are using their smart speakers to buy more stuff.
It's a summer sale going on through July 17 Pacific Time and it involves smart speakers, over-the-top TV dongles and a whole lot more Google.
Two Google Home Mini speakers used to cost $98. Then they cost $78. Now, they're only going to cost $58. That matches the all-time low price on the smart speaker.
tvOS will be able to route Apple TV sound output to compatible AirPlay 2 speakers, such as the HomePod. Speaking of, it's going to be available in three more countries soon.
Supply chain whispers claim that it would go for around half the current price of the HomePod. Will it make a dent and appeal to a younger core audience?
The overall market grew a fair bit with the most improvement coming from Google. Still, it's Amazon that's pummeling Apple.
You have until May 13 to purchase a Google Home Mini smart speaker from the search giant's US e-store at $39 instead of $49, or you can get two units in exchange for just $58.
If you're thinking about getting a smart speaker, especially from Google, you might just want to buy two and take advantage of some savings.
The market expects 7 million sales in the calendar year and the best that Ming-chi Kuo, renowned Apple analyst, can muster is 2.5 million.
If it wasn't already abundantly clear, suppliers and analysts have confirmed Apple's HomePod struggles in a Bloomberg report, with sales significantly below internal expectations.
The cheaper Fire tablets now can take in Alexa requests just by your asking them with your voice. Plug it in and they can even be asleep when you're poking them!
After setting up the Smart Display software platform, under which Lenovo, JBL and LG products have been unveiled already, Google might also be thinking of releasing its very own Amazon Echo Show rival.
Perhaps you prefer the sound of one of your other Bluetooth speakers to the Google Home Mini? Or you just need that added boost.
But with only just over a third of US households having a smart speaker, how does the market grow from here? Kantar Worldpanel has a few thoughts.
Several popular Amazon items are 20 percent off or more today, March 22. Why? Amazon loves to keep that reputation up with its customers.
But Shopping Actions are also integrated on the search app level as well as with Google Express for the rush delivery crowd.
