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Google and Sonos patent infringement case rages on despite ruling.

Some Google products still infringe Sonos patents, even after Google made changes, and Sonos isnt in the mood to play around.

Google says that some Pixel users are unable to set up smart home devices due to an "interruption caused by Sonos." Sonos says its Googles own fault.

Google says some Pixel phones users may not be able to set up new or existing smart home devices because of a problem caused by Sonos.

A recent blog post by Google has acknowledged that some Pixel device owners might be running into issues when trying to set up their Sonos speakers.

Sonos has won its lawsuit against Google over the infringement of five of its patents, leading to an import ban in the US.

Sonos, perhaps one of the best-known premium audio companies right now, sued Google and won. Here's what you need to know.

MOUNTAIN VIEW (dpa-AFX) - The U.S. International Trade Commission or ITC has ruled that Alphabet Inc.'s Google LLC has infringed on as many as five patents of Sonos Inc. relating to smart speakers

Sonos sued Google over the way Google Home speakers sync up and work together, and Sonos won. Unfortunately, this means your existing speakers will lose a helpful feature, which is never a good thing.

Google has introduced a few changes to how you can control the volume of multiple smart speakers in your home, as well as a rather cumbersome method for setting up your devices.