Sonos is suing Google, claiming that its popular smart speakers infringe on five of Sonos' patents
New York Sonos is suing Google, claiming that its popular smart speakers infringe on five of Sonos' patents.
Sonos alleges that Google stole its technology for creating a system of wireless speakers that can connect over the internet and be controlled individually or collectively by a mobile app, according to court documents. The company said in its complaint that Google's size has allowed it to undercut Sonos' prices and position in the market.Sonos has filed two complaints — one in US District Court in the central district of California and another with the International Trade Commission.
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