How to install software updates for your HomePod
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Apple has released HomePod software version 11.4, which brings support for multi-room audio to HomePod through AirPlay 2, along with support for stereo pairing
Apple has said that it plans to improve its HomePod speaker over time through software updates. At launch, the HomePod comes installed with HomePod 11.2.5. While HomePod will, by default, automatically download future updates, you can also use the Home app on an iPhone or iPad to install them manually.
Follow the steps below to update your HomePod on your own. The current version is 11.4.1.
How to manually install software updates for your HomePod
- Open the Home app on your iPhone or iPad.
Tap the Add Home button (looks like a location arrow) in the top-left corner of the screen.
- Tap Software Update.
- Flip the switch off next to Install Updates Automatically if this is your first time updating your HomePod.
Tap Install if an update is available.
If you have multiple HomePod speakers in your home, the software update will be downloaded and applied to all of them at the same time so that you don't have to update each HomePod individually.
Questions
If you have any questions about updating your HomePod's software, let us know in the comments.
Update July 9, 2018: Apple has just released HomePod software 11.4.1, which brings with it "general improvements for stability and quality." Follow the steps above to update your HomePod.