One of the best things you can do with your phone is to identify songs on your mind, and the Google hum to search song feature now makes that even more straightforward. Simply hum (or whistle ...

YouTube Music is here to help. The YouTube Music app on Android is rolling out a new Shazam-like feature that lets you hum (or badly sing) a song into your phone to search for it on YouTube Music.

Ask Google ‘What’s this Song’, and then whistle, hum or sing away. If you’re using Google Assistant, you can simply ask your phone, “hey Google, what’s this song?”. And on YouTube, all you need to do ...

YouTube Music introduces a new AI feature that will allow you to find songs by humming or singing, even without knowing the lyrics. The feature lets you hum, whistle, sing, or play a recording of ...

YouTube announced a new experiment on Android devices that determines a song via humming — which seems like a major step up from Apple’s music recognition app Shazam. As noted on YouTube’s ...

That means, whether you know all the words, or just a vague melody, you can sing or hum to the app to try and identify that song. It works surprisingly well when I tested it on the Google app for iOS.

Tapping on this icon will open a colorful search page that prompts users to “Play, sing, or hum a song.” Google’s AI will then work its magic, comparing your vocal stylings to YouTube Music ...

YouTube Music for Android is releasing a tool that lets you hum a song to search for it. Users can also actually sing the tune or even play it on an instrument. YouTube's paid Music and Premium ...