It used to be difficult to find the name of a song without knowing the lyrics. Before the existence of apps like Shazam, which recognize songs as you listen to them, the only hope of finding the name of a song was trying to remember it.
The features of Google Lens, from the American company of the same name, now make that process even easier. In addition to being able to recognize fragments of compositions that sound on a speaker, for example, You can also sing to the application. It can even recognize a song by a hum.
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This way you can find the name of a song with Google
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Shazam (owned by Apple), on the other hand, does not yet recognize humming, although it can be integrated into applications such as TikTok, recognizing themes that are used as sounds from that social network and that the user does not know, for example. (JO)
Source: Eluniverso
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