iOS 16 Syncs iPhone Music Recognition with Shazam

One of the most used resources by Apple users. Music Recognition – Available in the Control Center of iPhones, iPads, or iPods – it is getting an update in iOS 15.6 beta (and future iOS 16 as well) that will please many people. Songs associated with the feature, according to one Twitter user will sync directly with the Shazam app.

Currently, you can view the songs you have identified in the Control Center by long pressing the Music Recognition button. Then simply tap any song that has been viewed in the past to open it in Shazam. However, direct syncing with the app is a useful addition for those who rely more on the app. which is available for free on the App Store.

Music recognition from the control center finally syncs with Shazam! #iOS16beta #ios16 @9to5mac @AppleSWUpdates

– someone (@some_andrew) 21 June 2022

Apple x Shazam: A successful partnership

After Apple bought Shazam for $400 million (US$2.1 billion) “junk” in 2018, the company soon had ads removed from the app and is constantly making improvements. In September last year, Apple announced that since the addition of Music Recognition to Control Center, more than one billion recognitions have been performed on iPhones and iPads.

If you want to use Shazam music directly from Control Center on iPhone or iPad, simply add the app as follows: Tap the “+” button next to Settings > Control Center & Music RecognitionIt is identified by the Shazam logo.