Apple is continuing to enhance the music recognition service Shazam, which it originally acquired back in 2018. In a new update today, Shazam for iOS should now be able to recognize even more songs…
According to the release notes for today’s update to Shazam, the app’s listening recognition technology has been updated to listen “harder” and “longer” to recognize what’s playing. “Shazam now finds more songs by trying harder, for longer. Tap to Shazam to give it a go,” Apple says.
Ideally, Shazam is able to identify whatever song is playing within just a few seconds, but that’s not always the case. With today’s update, the Shazam application will listen for a longer amount of time before giving up. This should mean that Shazam is even more useful than before.
Even as the dedicated Shazam app for iOS has become more powerful over the years, Apple has also integrated the Shazam technology deeply into iOS itself. With the release of iOS 14.2 last year, Apple added a brand new Shazam toggle that can be added to Control Center. Third-party applications are not able to integrate with the Control Center toggles, so this is a benefit of Shazam being owned by Apple.
You can download the latest version of Shazam for iPhone on the App Store for free.
Read more about Shazam:
- iOS 14.2 beta adds new Control Center toggle for built-in Shazam music recognition
- Built-in Shazam music recognition is now an App Clip in iOS 14.6
- Apple announces Shazam has been used more than 1 billion times from Control Center
- Shazam crosses 1 billion song matches per month milestone
Author: Chance Miller
Source: 9TO5Google
