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Getting three dimensional sound at home mightn't require a big sound system, as the smaller Sonos soundbar gets an upgrade of sorts.

The talk of home entertainment sound systems is often Dolby, Dolby, Dolby, but a concept from a rival could mean a speaker upgrade could come to your TV's sound system.

This week on The Wrap, we’ll jump into what’s coming from IKEA, what’s coming in games, and all the audio goodness you can sink your ears into. All that and more in five.

Not a fan of your speakers sitting on furniture? The next one you consider could instead be a piece of art on your wall.

They're not remotely the same speaker, but they'll inevitably be compared because of what they do: what's the difference between the Sonos Move and the Sonos Roam?

This week, we’re diving into some of a Facebook hack you might be affected by, and then talking up what rocked up this week from Apple, Nokia, Ring, and the latest Sonos reviewed. All in five.

If it seems like every brand has a small portable speaker, it's because it basically does. But few do what the Sonos Roam does, which is basically a pint-sized speaker made for both home and to go.

The experiment with the portable Sonos Move was just the beginning of a wireless Sonos. Now the company is making its tech smaller and more affordable in Roam.

You can't choose your neighbours, and if you're unfortunate to live next to someone aggressive, we're sorry. But you can protect your home and life with some great technology.

The choice of music on Sonos' own personal music platform is getting wider, but Aussies still can't hear it in high-def.