The year of voice-based assistants is here, and now JAM Audio is announcing three new speakers that support Amazon’s Alexa during CES 2017. The company also announced several new or updated versions ...

HMDX announced new Bluetooth speakers at CES 2013, adding the ability to pair speakers for stereo sound, a rugged speaker and a Jawbone competitor. The HMDX Jam Plus Wireless Speaker looks very ...

The JamVoice’s speaker is better than what you get with an Amazon Echo Dot, but that benefit is negated by the need to push a button to summon Alexa. Amazon is enabling lots of other manufacturers to ...

JAM Audio's new line of Wi-Fi speakers, including its Rhythm and Symphony models, offers users the ability to create a customizable, whole-home audio system instantly, with no installation required.

Another Summer day, another rugged portable speaker that thinks it has what it takes to keep up with you. A few months ago, we dug into Jam’s bluetooth earbuds for sporty people, so we just had to see ...

Michigan-based audio brand Jam isn’t looking to reinvent the wheel with its new range of Bluetooth speakers – but it is trying its darnedest to make them look cute as buttons, while surviving pool ...

The Jam XT Extreme Ruggedized wireless bluetooth speaker from HDMX was a big hit when it was released last year and it delivers a lot of sound from a very small package (the whole thing would fit ...

All products featured on WIRED are independently selected by our editors. However, we may receive compensation from retailers and/or from purchases of products through these links. The Jam Wireless ...

Even if you’re the type of music fan who looks for the best in audio equipment, small and reasonably priced gear can sometimes have its advantages. For example, if you’re going to the park or leaving ...

We’ve seen big glass speakers and we’ve seen smaller models, but Trash Amps’ Jam takes the whole glass speaker thing down to a new level – it’s a speaker and amplifier, housed in a Mason jar.

GamesBeat Summit 2019 will take place in Los Angeles at the Two Bit Circus, a “micro-amusement park” that’s like an arcade meets Ready Player One in the Arts District. And now we’re ready to name our ...