You all thought they were crunked outta business, but here’s eStarling, looking us right in the face with their 7-inch WiFi picture frames. ThinkGeek has a limited edition run of the frames going ...

LCD photo frames never really caught on — by emitting light, they didn’t seamlessly blend in with a home’s decor in the way printed photos do. [Sprite_tm] decided to see if a color e-Ink screen could ...

The latest IKEA and Sonos collaboration has been leaked and teased multiple times, but today the officially unveiling the SYMFONISK picture frame WiFi speaker. It looks essentially identical to the ...

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The Sonos & IKEA Symfonisk Picture Frame WiFi Speaker makes sense but is it too ugly to make a huge splash with consumers? I was recently in my local IKEA in Elizabeth, New Jersey (45 miles) and I ...

Netgear is extending its Meural digital painting frames with a new line called the Meural WiFi Photo Frame. The company says it is approaching the crowded market with art lovers in mind. Netgear ...

Sonos and Ikea are adding a new speaker to their existing Symfonisk (which means “symphony” in Swedish) line. It’s called the Symfonisk Picture Frame WiFi Speaker and yes, it hangs on your wall and ...

Flatpack furniture brand Ikea has teamed up with wireless audio company Sonos to add another product to the Symfonisk range that debuted in 2019 with a table lamp/speaker combo and a standalone ...

The jutting cable prevents the Symfonisk picture frame from truly blending in. Ikea Can’t hang it — The Symfonisk speaker pulls double duty, and while it’s a piece of minimal art that is designed to ...

This speaker is an art piece that can hang on the wall. Or, is it an image in a frame that can play music? Ikea and Sonos have already blurred the lines between home goods and speakers with a lamp and ...

Two years ago, we moved my mother into a Houston retirement community. It was pretty vibrant place and she made friends, played bridge and saw her family here regularly. Then the coronavirus pandemic ...