wireless speakers

We're seeing quite a lot of gadgets that almost come off from the future at CES, but one shown this week feels like it misses out on something it needs.

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Portable speakers are built to let you take your sound on the go, but they're often bigger than something little hands can grab. And yet JBL's latest bucks that trend, and clings to a backpack.

English audio specialists KEF has something that feels a little more modern than usual from the floor standing specialists, as the company embraces the cloud.

It wouldn't be an IFA without a few speaker launches, and UE is there ready with two more.

Sonos' sound everywhere approach doesn't always work if you happen to like control of the speakers you have in your home, but an update could fix that.

LG's next batch of speakers are all about the "boom", and maybe a little more, delivering clarity with the next generation of aptX.

With flashing lights, water resistance, and bass to spare, Sony's XB31 is a party in your pocket, provided you have really big pockets.

In August and September, you can expect Australia to get warmer, and while that's happening, you can also expect B&O products to latch onto Apple's new wireless connection, as well.

While the week of sound news may have gone to Amazon's Alexa, Google isn't being forgotten about, as JBL reveals a speaker made for Google.