iHeartMedia Unveils New Platform Integrations At CES 2026.

iHeartMedia used CES 2026 to roll out a new slate of product integrations aimed at expanding how listeners access its radio, music, and podcast content across devices, platforms, and environments.

Among the headline announcements is a new partnership with Google that will integrate iHeartRadio’s catalog with Google Gemini, the company’s AI assistant. Beginning in early 2026, users will be able to discover and play iHeartRadio music and podcasts using voice or text commands through the Gemini app on Android and iOS, as well as via Gemini’s website. The integration allows prompts such as requesting specific artists or podcasts directly from iHeartRadio’s library.

iHeartMedia also expanded its relationship with fitness technology company iFIT. Early this year, the iHeartRadio app will come preloaded on iFIT-connected equipment, including NordicTrack bikes and treadmills, allowing users to access live radio stations, playlists, and podcasts without downloading the app. To support the launch, iHeartMedia stations nationwide will give away NordicTrack equipment throughout January. The collaboration extends beyond hardware, with the company serving as the official music sponsor of iFIT’s new reality competition series, “Trainer Games,” which premieres Jan. 9 on Amazon Prime and is hosted by Amanda Kloots.

In the living room, iHeartMedia announced an expanded partnership with TiVo through the integration of iHeartRadio into TiVo OS, which powers smart TVs from manufacturers including Sharp and Panasonic. The move brings full access to iHeartRadio’s content and features directly to TiVo OS-enabled devices.

Collectively, the CES announcements underscore iHeartMedia’s strategy of embedding its audio offerings across emerging platforms to meet listeners wherever they are.