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Sonos sues Google over alleged patent infringement on sensible speaker tech

Following what the corporate described as years of back-and-forth, Sonos has filed swimsuit in opposition to Google for alleged patent infringements associated with the corporate’s sensible audio system. Sonos stated that Amazon used to be additionally infringing on their IP, however that they may be able to most effective manage to pay for to tackle one tech titan. The l…
Following what the company described as years of back-and-forth, Sonos has filed suit against Google for alleged patent infringements related to the company’s smart speakers. Sonos said that Amazon was also infringing on their IP, but that they can only afford to take on one tech titan. The l…

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