sync playback information across devices

The app will even learn how much delay your phone is dealing with over time so that you don’t always have to make those adjustments.ĪmpMe will remain free for the foreseeable future, but at some point a company has to make money. If your phone or speaker is lagging behind (or running ahead of) the others, you just adjust a slider in the app. The AmpMe team has also found a clever way to fix those slight delays in the syncing. (Archambault says his team bought the top 100 speakers on Amazon and tested them all.) The beauty is that AmpMe is basically device agnostic - you can use just about any phone, and just about any Bluetooth speaker. Archambault recently came back to The Verge’s office to offer a quick demo of the new Bluetooth speaker functionality, and the idea now feels fully formed. I was impressed with the idea when I originally got a demo from CEO Martin-Luc Archambault in 2015, even if the syncing wasn’t totally perfect. AmpMe addresses a very specific problem, but it solves that problem well

Sync playback information across devices