Sonos Is Reportedly Working on a Bunch of New Speakers. Here’s What We Know So Far

Sonos is rumored to be working on a number of new products, including its first headphones, truly wireless earbuds and a smaller more affordable subwoofer. Full Story: Gear Patrol

5 Ways Your Voice Assistant Can Help You Be More Productive

It’s easy to get distracted when working from home. Voice assistants can help you stay on track. Full Story: Inc. Magazine

Sony’s Alexa Killer for the PlayStation Is Here

Sony on Wednesday previewed a voice command feature that will compete with Amazon’s Alexa as automated voice software enabled services gain traction. Full Story: TheStreet

Five ways your voice assistant can boost productivity

As of 2020, about 25% of households had at least one Alexa device, according to Amazon, and Google and Apple’s virtual assistants are also readily available. Full Story: Baton Rouge Business Report

Report: 62% of orgs use voice technology to increase revenue

According to a new report by Deepgram and Opus Research, 77% of companies are using voice technology to identify new business opportunities, and 62% are using it to increase revenues. Full Story: VentureBeat

Voice Technology Assists Humans Where Automation Doesn’t

Deepgram, a provider of automated speech recognition (ASR) technology, teamed up with Opus Research to poll 400 enterprise decision-makers about the state of voice technology in 2022. Full Story: No Jitter |

How Voice Technology Will Drive Business Communications In 2022

As the digital revolution continues to unfold, one significant and disruptive segment — voice technology — is hitting a sophisticated new application level, one that is enhancing daily life as it continually expands into new areas of business management and communications. Full Story: Forbes

Nothing adds Google Assistant and Siri support to its wireless earbuds

Nothing has added voice assistant support to its Ear 1 earbuds, allowing you to summon either Google Assistant or Siri with a triple-tap, the company announced on Twitter. Full Story: The Verge