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Sonos 14.0 and it’s Odd Updates

  • January 25, 2022
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Jeffrey_35
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Just an opinion but I find it odd that Sonos does not use its full number updates for major capabilities and enhancements. Not a complaint just weird to me. Hoping for abig update such as its own voice control but maybe soon. 

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  • Renowned Enthusiast II
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  • January 25, 2022

agreed. The last 12 and 13 updates introduced some new big features, 14.0 hasn’t added any new major features so a bit strange.


Airgetlam
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  • January 25, 2022

Makes one wonder if all the ‘major’ changes were in the backend, and not facing us directly….


melvimbe
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  • January 25, 2022

Makes one wonder if all the ‘major’ changes were in the backend, and not facing us directly….

 

That is my thought. The change could be more foundational, a framework that’s needed for future changes.  Possible they wanted to do this first so that the next change has a smaller footprint?  I have no idea.

Either that or the numbers are not based on the content of the change, but based on dates or some other reasoning.


Mr. T
  • 2098 replies
  • January 25, 2022

Maybe someone just thought 13 was unlucky and wanted to move on


Jeffrey_35
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  • Headliner III
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  • January 25, 2022

Makes one wonder if all the ‘major’ changes were in the backend, and not facing us directly….

You may be on to something. The app update was really quick for me (less than a minute) but the updating of the system took a good 5+ minutes for me.


  • Lyricist I
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  • January 27, 2022

I’m new to Sonos, but looking back through the update history, it seems that a “major version bump” usually happens with the first update of a new year.