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Sonos says Google stole its speaker tech, asks for product ban in court docket

Sonos has introduced two proceedings in opposition to Google for alleged copyright infringement, claiming Google used 5 of its patents to construct its personal audio system. It’s soliciting for a ban on all Google units that use the supposedly stolen tech, together with smartphones, laptops, and naturally audio system. Consistent with a record from the New York Instances, Sonos …
Sonos has brought two lawsuits against Google for alleged copyright infringement, claiming Google used five of its patents to build its own speakers. It’s asking for a ban on all Google devices that use the supposedly stolen tech, including smartphones, laptops, and of course speakers. According to a report from the New York Times, Sonos …

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