Infographic: Smart speakers can unlock connected home device growth
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Seamless integration with smart speakers will drive adoption of other smart home devices
The market for connected devices in the home is set to grow steadily according to this latest infographic from GSMA Intelligence. And it's smart speakers in particular that have the potential to address consumer painpoints around device compatibility and perceived value - if installation and usage are simple and seamless.
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