If you find yourself wondering what song is playing while you're listening to music at your computer, you now have another way to help you figure out what it is. Shazam added a beta version of its music recognition tool to desktop browsers. For the time being at least, the feature only works on Safari, Chrome and Firefox on macOS and Chrome OS — sorry, Windows users. A macOS version of the Shazam app has been available since 2014.
Meanwhile, on iOS, Shazam (which Apple owns) just got a fresh lick of paint. The redesigned app places a greater focus on music discovery. The decluttered home screen gives the main button more prominence and a vertical swipe will take you to My Music. Shazam charts are available through the Search function. There are new notifications for missed and offline attempts to recognize songs too.
If you connect Shazam to Apple Music, more of your past Shazams will be synced. If you delete a song from Apple Music, it won’t be re-added. On Spotify, Shazam will find and sync more songs that it recognizes. If you lose your connection, the app will try to sync again the next time you hit the Shazam button.
Shazam version 14.2 is available on iOS now. Celine dion im alive soundtrack. Last month, Apple added the option to identify songs from a Shazam Control Center shortcut with the release of iOS 14.2.
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Music ID app Shazam has received an updated design on iOS, giving fans a sleek new interface that makes it easier to discover new music. In addition, the company is now testing a beta version of its tool for desktop browsers, though it is only available on Chromebooks and Mac at this time with support for Safari, Chrome, and Firefox.
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Shazam, of course, is the app that lets anyone identify a song that is playing by holding up their phone and pressing a button. The product was acquired by Apple a couple of years ago, so it’s no surprise that its platform has been given priority over Windows and Android.
The updated iOS app features a new UI that removes the clutter, brings the ID button into focus, and enables users to access their saved music by swiping up. Users will notice that notifications have changed for things like offline song ID failures and missed attempts.
As well, according toEngaget, the updated app has received an improved integration with Apple Music and Spotify. For example, deleting songs from Apple Music won’t result in them being re-added. Likewise, Shazam on iOS can also sync more songs with both streaming destinations.
As mentioned, Shazam has also launched a beta song-recognition tool for desktop web browsers, but you can only access it on Mac at this time. The tool is available for Chrome OS, as well, according to the report, but it’s unclear when it will arrive for Windows PCs.
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