Soundtouch speakers are losing some smart features, but Bose won't brick them ...
Following public backlash, Bose has extended support for its SoundTouch products and made changes that will let owners ...
A few months ago, Bose announced that its SoundTouch speakers would soon lose most of their cloud-based functionalities. The US manufacturer, known for its premium-priced audio ...
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Good news for Bose customers – or slightly less bad news, at any rate
Certain speakers are being made slightly less dumb than previously planned.
After initially announcing that Bose will completely turn off all ‘smart’ features in its SoundTouch series of speaker products, the company has seemingly responded to the wave of ...
Bose released the Application Programming Interface (API) documentation for its SoundTouch speakers today, putting a silver ...
Bose is now shutting down the cloud functions of SoundTouch devices a little later. Lost features could be compensated by the open-source community.
Lilbits: Samsung's Ballie Robot isn't rolling out anytime soon, Bose open sources APIs for wireless speakers ahead of cloud service shutdown, and a pocket-sized AI lab, and ...
Bose announced last October that it would brick its oldest smart speakers in February, setting off customer complaints.
In a surprisingly user-friendly move, Bose has announced it will be open-sourcing the API documentation for its SoundTouch smart speakers, which were slated to lose official support on February 18th, ...
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