SiriusXM has introduced a refreshed design for the SiriusXM app for iOS and Android that delivers an even more impressive audio entertainment experience on your mobile device.
New and existing users who update the SiriusXM app for iOS and Android will enjoy a clean, colourful, and easy-to-use interface with expanded personalization features, simplified navigation, a richer dark display that puts the focus on content, and other enhancements.
The refreshed design introduces new SiriusXM app features like Personalized Carousels, which give users easy access to their most recently played content, as well as a wide array of recommendations that help listeners discover even more music, news, sports, talk, and other programming to love based on their listening history.
Simplified navigation with bold headers, a streamlined Browse section, and other upgrades make it a breeze to find your favourite content or discover new favourites.
Users can also enjoy the same enhanced design and new features on SiriusXM’s web player starting today (December 5th).
The SiriusXM app delivers the ultimate SiriusXM experience with 425+ channels of curated, ad-free music from many genres and decades, plus Howard Stern, the most extensive lineup of professional and college sports in audio, original talk shows, exclusive comedy, Canadian and world news, personalized Pandora stations, exclusive video content, and much more.
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