Home > Hardware > Spotify “On Its Way” To Launch Physical Audio Products

Spotify “On Its Way” To Launch Physical Audio Products

Considered a global leader in online music streaming, Spotify, is looking to enter the lucrative audio speaker business, following a job listing for an ‘Operations Manager – Hardware Product’.

Enclosed in the recruitment post, the company reveals it’s “on its way to creating its first physical products and setting up an operational organisation for manufacturing, supply chain, sales & marketing”.

The successful individual will “contribute in the creation of innovative Spotify experiences via connected hardware”.

The new recruit will also manage supply, distribution and other logistics for the division.

As such, consumers can infer a Spotify branded Wi-Fi speaker is highly likely.

It’ll be interesting to see how the streaming giant differentiates its smart speaker – e.g. from Google Home – as many devices already stream directly from Spotify.

Considering the rise of artificial intelligence in the audio speaker industry, its likely a smart assistant will be integrated.

Both Google and Amazon are open to integrating their digital smart assistants, Google Assistant and Alexa, into third party devices.

[Google Home]



You may also like
Apple Management Reshuffle As Company Overhauls AI, Siri Strategy
Spotify Defends Artist Payouts Amid Ongoing Criticism
Apple’s AI is under fire with major Siri delays and offensive transcription
Spotify Wants Regulators To Crack Down On Apple
Is Spotify subscription prices set to increase in Australia?
Spotify To Launch ‘Music Pro’ Streaming Service

Popular Posts

Trump’s Trade War’s Next Target Could Be Australia’s Media Laws
Latest News
/
/
Fujifilm Debuts World’s First Fixed-Lens Large Format Digital Camera
Latest News
/
/
Apple Management Reshuffle As Company Overhauls AI, Siri Strategy
Latest News
/
/
Apple’s First 5G Modem: A Threat to Qualcomm?
Latest News
/
/
Key Specs Of Motorola Edge 60 Fusion Leaked
Latest News
/
/

Digital Magazines

Recent Post

Trump’s Trade War’s Next Target Could Be Australia’s Media Laws
Latest News
/
//
Comments are Off
Some of the US’ biggest tech companies including Meta, Google, X and Apple are now formally lobbying the Trump administration...
Read More