Apple just launched a redesign of the popular song-identifying app Shazam, which was spotted by 9to5Mac. This update takes full advantage of the company’s recently-launched Liquid Glass visual language.
The company promises a “sleek” new look, but that’s not the only change. This visual redesign should make it much easier to quickly glance at recent songs you’ve identified via the Home tab. They now appear directly on the home screen.
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There’s also a revamped toolbar that lets you quickly swap between different tabs, including one that lists nearby concerts. The search icon is now separated into its own button on the bottom of the app.
Just make sure that your device is running iOS 26 to check it out. The update is available right now, which should please millions upon millions of Shazam users. It’s still the quickest and best way to identify a random song. As for Liquid Glass, the company recently introduced the ability to add a frostier, more opaque appearance.
This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/apps/shazam-for-ios-just-got-a-liquid-glass-makeover-194954181.html?src=rss
