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Liz P.
Sonos Staff
August 25, 2026

25th August 2026 - New Sonos App Update Now Available! 📲

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  • August 25, 2026
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Hey all! We've got a new update live for both iOS and Android — here's a quick breakdown of what's changed. For more of what has come out in previous updates check out our App Release Notes here.

As always, this is a Phased Rollout, think of it like a wave; not everyone gets it at the same time. If you're on iOS and want to nudge it along, head to the App Store, pull down on your Account page (the one showing pending updates), and give it a refresh. That usually does the trick.

 

What's New:

App Update

 

iOS - 88.01.9

Android - 88.01.10

  • TuneIn shortcut cleanup: We removed the old TuneIn shortcuts from your Home Feed that had stopped working. If you're a TuneIn user, keep an eye out for a "Fix It" prompt in the app — that's your cue to log in and migrate over to the new TuneIn. If it sits untouched, the prompt will switch to a countdown, and eventually the broken shortcuts will just be removed on their own. Easiest path is to tap through when you see it!

 

MDCR

Modern: 90.0-79210

Legacy: 57.23-80060

  • macOS: native Apple Silicon support: If you've seen a message about Apple removing Rosetta 2, this one's for you. The Sonos app on macOS now runs natively on Apple Silicon, so no more Rosetta needed.

 

As always, feedback is welcome. The good, bad, or in between. We read it all. 🙏

 

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24 replies

User117655
Prodigy II
August 30, 2026

... I’m sure Sonos will get this fixed in another update. Hopefully, sooner than later 😊

Yeah, like they have with local library indexing and searching... 🙄🫩

Lyricist I
September 1, 2026

The Apple Silicon support is probably the most useful part of this update for Mac users. It’s nice to see the desktop app getting some attention too. Hopefully the remaining issues people have mentioned, especially the EQ shortcut on Android, get sorted out in the next update.

Airgetlam
September 1, 2026

In software, updates are rarely as quick as is wanted. In my previous experience, it’s usually two or three ‘updates away, mostly due to 1) figuring out and reproducing the bug 2) fixing it 3) QA testing to be sure it is really fixed and 4 merging into the mainline code for release (which also has aspects, sometimes, of 3). 

There’s also a dependency on how many people are working on other things. Given today’s announcements, there’s a team or two that has been working on them, and not just focused on bugs.

There’s always hope, though, for sooner than later, but there are a ton of ‘other things that can often get in the way of ‘but it’s a simple fix to code’. 

Bruce
Corry P
Sonos Staff
September 8, 2026

This thread is now closed - there’s a more recent update thread here:

 

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