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Apple discontinues its only portable speaker

The Beats Pill+, a portable wireless speaker made by Apple-owned Beats Electronics, has been discontinued.

Fetch TV releases the Fetch Mini 4K set-top-box with voice activated remote

Fetch TV has released the Fetch Mini 4K, a 4K-enabled set-top-box with voice activated remote

Sony announces X-Series speakers for music lovers of every genre

Sony has announced the X-Series of portable Bluetooth speakers tuned to play any kind of music and with added portability and weatherproofing.

JBL PartyBox 310 lets you party in wet and dark places and sing duets

Harman and Samsung have released the JBL PartyBox, a large, portable, party speaker, with dynamic light show, Karaoke mode and IPX4 splash protection.

Why did Apple’s original HomePod fail? Let’s count the ways

Apple’s first smart speaker just met a sudden, surprising end, but it was one we could see coming.

Don’t worry, Spotify Free users: You can still cast to Google speakers

The “Premium only” error that Spotify Free users saw while trying to cast music to Google Assistant-powered speakers was just a bug, Spotify says.

Huawei delivers a new Sound

The Huawei partnership with acoustics giant, Devialet, which first spawned the Huawei Sound X speaker, has now released its successor, the Huawei Sound.

Amazon’s next Echo display might be a wall-mounted control panel

An upcoming and slimmed-down Echo smart screen might act as a “command center” for your smart devices, according to an unconfirmed report.

A new Sonos product arriving in March. Could it be a smaller Move?

A recent FCC filing from Sonos hints at a compact portable speaker, although there’s been chatter about wireless headphones, as well.

Welcome to Amazon Sidewalk! Now here’s how to turn it off

Your Amazon Echo speakers and Ring devices may already be enabled to join Amazon’s new, neighborhood-wide Sidewalk networks, but you can turn Sidewalk access off using a single setting.

Sound right at home with Poly

The Poly Sync Family is a new line of smart, USB and Bluetooth speakerphones that use proprietary microphone technology to track the talker, not the noise.