Shazam has updated its app for iOS and finally, immediately, can enjoy greater integration with the Cupertino operating system. The song recognition app has been owned by Apple for a few years now, so it was at least curious that the traces identified with the integrated recognition function on iOS and powered by Shazam did not flow into the app history. With version 15.14 available on the App Store the lack is remedied, even if not everything is perfect yet.
In fact, from our attempts it does not appear that another scarcely explainable absence has been filled, namely that by delegating the recognition to Siri, Apple’s voice assistant that clearly uses Shazam’s algorithm, the recognized songs are then transferred to the app’s history. There is still some work to do therefore, but it seems that Apple is committed to bringing everything closer to perfection. The same news, we remember, were planned for iOS 16 and had recently arrived in the beta of iOS 15.6.
Since Apple bought Shazam, iPhones and iPads have the song recognition function regardless of whether the app is installed or not. To activate itjust go to the section Control Center settings and tap on the + sign next to the item Song recognition. At that point, the service icon is integrated into the Control Center (swipe down from the battery symbol in the most recent models), and once pressed the iPhone / iPad sharpens the hearing in search of a song to identify.
Another novelty recently introduced is the total integration of the history of awards. So far, the history shown by long pressing the Shazam icon in the Control Center has included only the songs recognized in that device, while now those identified on all the other devices belonging to the same Apple IDregardless of whether the recognition took place via the app or the integrated function in iOS.
- Shazam | iOS | App Store, Free
