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Home / Technology / Bose Reverses Course, Unbricks SoundTouch via Developer API

Bose Reverses Course, Unbricks SoundTouch via Developer API

8 Jan

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Summary

  • Bose will keep Spotify Connect and AirPlay on older SoundTouch speakers.
  • The company is now opening the SoundTouch API to third-party developers.
  • The deadline for cloud service removal was extended to May 6.
Bose Reverses Course, Unbricks SoundTouch via Developer API

Bose has announced a significant change of course regarding its SoundTouch line of Wi-Fi speakers, opting not to fully disable their smart capabilities. Initially, the company planned to remove cloud functionality by February 18, rendering the speakers less functional and requiring alternative audio connections. This decision sparked considerable user discontent, prompting Bose to reconsider.

The revised plan, extended to May 6, will maintain essential features like Spotify Connect and AirPlay. While direct streaming service integration through the SoundTouch app will cease, users can still control local playback, volume, and speaker grouping. Furthermore, Bose will now provide access to a SoundTouch API, empowering developers to build custom applications for controlling the speakers.

This initiative offers a new lease on life for the decade-old SoundTouch products, transforming what was poised to become obsolete hardware into a more adaptable platform. By opening up the API, Bose responds to consumer demand and demonstrates a commitment to its existing customer base, offering a refreshing alternative to planned obsolescence.

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Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Yes, Bose SoundTouch speakers will retain local networking features and support for Spotify Connect and AirPlay, even after cloud services are reduced.
The SoundTouch API allows third-party developers to create their own applications to control Bose SoundTouch speakers, offering enhanced functionality.
Yes, Bose changed its plans for the SoundTouch line after significant feedback from users concerned about the loss of smart features.

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