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These are speakers that play music. There is nothing „to keep up“. The network is still the same, the codecs are, everything. It’s ok if old products don’t hav
by lysium 7y ago
These are speakers that play music. There is nothing „to keep up“. The network is still the same, the codecs are, everything.
It’s ok if old products don’t have new features. It’s not ok if old products don’t work anymore just because the company feels like it.
- kevstev 7y agoThis sums up my issue right here- its one thing if they said that they won't support holographic 8k audio or whatever future thing they come up with, but I can't understand what they would need more memory for in the end devices, when their job since the day I got them, and all I ask them to do until the day I decide to replace them, is take a stream of music, and play it. The "hard" stuff should all be in my sonos app, which is on my ever updating phone.