Santa Barbara, Calif. - Sonos, a developer of wireless, multi-room home music systems, on Tuesday introduced two new remote ZonePlayers that allow access to one's digital music library from any room in the house, or even backyard. The $499 ZonePlayer 120 is an amplified system that connects directly to speakers anywhere in the home, while the $349 ZonePlayer 90 is a non-amplified system that connects to existing audio equipment like a home theater or stereo. The company also introduced a software update for its devices that includes access to free music downloads, from Classical.com, eMusic and LiveDownloads.com, that are valued at over $200.

New York - Sirius Satellite Radio on Wednesday announced a partnership with Sonos, which offers devices that can store an entire music collection and stream it wirelessly throughout the home. Sonos owners can pay $12.95 for access to 80 Sirius channels, while existing Sirius subscribers can pay an extra $2.99 per month to stream the service through Sonos. Separately, Sirius also introduced a number of new products, including the Stiletto 2, the next iteration of its Wi-Fi-enabled portable satellite radio receiver. The $349 device is slated to ship in the fall. The company also announced the launch of the Sportster 5, a new version of its Dock & Play car radio, which will be available in the fall for $169. Finally, Sirius launched the first satellite radio tuner that can receive Sirius Backseat TV, the company's new family TV service for vehicles. The SCV1 will retail for $299 when it ships in the fourth quarter.

Oakland, Calif. - Pandora, the personalized Web radio service, announced on Wednesday that its service is now available on cell phones to Sprint subscribers.