Sonos Controller for Android Coming This March

Do you own a Sonos wireless music system? How about an Android phone? You'll be happy to know that Sonos just announced that the Sonos Controller for Android, a free app that turns your Android smartphone into a controller for your Sonos music system, will be available in March.

The Sonos Controller for Android app allows you to access and play music from the Internet and your personal music library - throughout the home, wirelessly. Use it to control all your music and rooms, all from your Android smartphone. And, Sonos Controller for Android features Sonos' new music voice search - allowing you to find any artist, album or track by simply speaking into the phone.

With Sonos Controller for Android, you can search for songs and stations by typing or speaking, choose the music and control the volume in as many rooms as you like. And because your Android phone is controlling the music, and not the source of it, when a text comes in or you need to make a phone call, the music doesn't stop.

The Sonos Controller for Android works on any Android smartphone running Android 2.1 or later with a screen size of HVGA 320 x 480, WVGA 480 x 800 or WVGA 480 x 854. You will be able to get it for free in the Android Marketplace in late March.

Don't have a Sonos player? Check out the Sonos S5, the company's most popular all-in-one wireless music system. You can read all about it here. Sonos wireless music systems connect directly to the Internet, allowing you to search and play more than 100,000 Internet radio stations, shows and podcasts. You can play songs, playlists and radio from music services like Deezer, iheartradio, Last.fm, Napster, Pandora, Rdio, Rhapsody, SiriusXM Internet Radio, Spotify, Wolfgang's Vault, and more. And of course, Sonos can play your entire digital music library (such as iTunes) stored on a computer or Network Attached storage drive.

Get more information at www.sonos.com.