Sonos System Software 3.6 has just been launched and it is accompanied by an updated Android app: Sonos Controller for Android supports Android tablets and smartphones. Many devices are supported, but Sonos has mentioned the following hardware: the Kindle Fire, HTC Flyer, Motorola Xoom, Samsung Galaxy Tab and Sony Tablet S.
Besides that, Sonos now works with Slacker Radio – at least in the USA and Canada. If you don’t know Slacker, it is a popular (and free) Internet radio service. Finally, version 3.6 adds support for the AAC+ audio format.
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