Sonos is removing support for local media streaming on Android, in a move that seems to be coming for no reason.

Sonos' redesigned app has frustrated users, leading the company to consider re-releasing the previous version of the app as a temporary fix.

Sonos is removing the ability to play local music files from its Android app. The company blames changes to Android OS for this removal.

Sonos CEO Spence reportedly considered bringing back the old app due to issues with the new one. In a Reddit AMA though, he confirmed this won't be possible due to the underlying new cloud-based ...

Later this month, Sonos users will lose a convenient way to play music tracks stored locally on their Android devices. Luckily, there are workarounds.

Sonos has reportedly refreshed its app on Android and iOS (per The Verge), and the update will supposedly drop really soon, on May 7th, according to those familiar with the plans.

Sonos has launched a redesigned iOS and Android app as well as an all-new web app to bring all your audio together.

The Sonos Android app is set to lose the ability to play music files stored locally on phones and tablets.

The Sonos app for Android will end support for “on this device” local file playback on May 23rd. The company says customers can use Bluetooth, line-in, or upload their audio tracks to ...

Sonos will soon end support for a feature that allows users to stream files stored locally on their Android devices directly to its speakers.