“Hey Sonos”, the speaker manufacturer is preparing to launch its own assistant



We have spoken many times about soundthe famous manufacturer of connected speakers that has a Apple-like trajectory. I mean that the design and quality of the Sonos have always had a reputation similar to that of the products of the guys from Cupertino, the similarity is so great that Sonos wants to go further with its next products: launch your own voice assistant, a Siri-like assistant. Keep reading as we give you all the details of this possible launch.

As we say, Sonos wants us to forget about using Alexa or Google Assistant, all so that we use the new Sonos voice assistant, an assistant that we can invoke (according to leaks) by mentioning the phrase hey sonos. What will we get? then control the music of the platforms that we have configured in our Sonos, And we can not forget that the Sonos are also connected speakers and that we can configure our favorite streaming music service directly on the speakers. The news has been leaked in TheVerge and as they say the next June for Sonos users in the United Stateslater it will be released to more countries.

With the new Sonos voice assistant we can control services such as Apple Music, Amazon Music, Pandora, Deezer, and Sonos Radio, later it will be extended to services such as Spotify and YouTube Music. And most importantly, they say they will not record the voice commands that we send, that is, they will bet on privacy and the voice processing will be done on the device itself. Great news that will improve the performance of our Sonos to make them a better bet when it comes to connected speakers. And you, Are you Sonos users? Would you use a Sonos voice assistant?





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