Google has a new hum feature for your phone. This...

It happens all the time – you get a song in your head, try to hum in front of friends and no one has any idea what you are talking about. From a TV show, radio, or business – you’ll be thinking about it until you finally hear it snap again. Now, Google has a new way See for yourself. You can now set your phone, sing or whistle.

The technology of matching sounds against a database of songs recognized by singing, buzzing, and whistling – rather than just lyrics – has been around for over a decade and is a staple of the Soundhound music app Stand 2009.

To take advantage of the new Google feature, pick up your phone and open the latest version of the Google app or the Google search widget. Then press microphone Icon and “What kind of song is that?” You can also press Find the song Button. Finally, start tuning, singing, or whistling to get your results.

If you use Google Assistant, “Hey Google, what’s that song?” And then start humming the melody. Google will show you most of the results based on the melody you hummed. You can listen to the song and see if it’s in your head.

Google announced the new feature on Thursday and made it available to iPhone worldwide (99 699 at Amazon) And Android users. It is currently available for iPhone users in English and Android in more than 20 languages. Note that this new tool only works on mobile devices. Hence, it won’t work on you at this point Google Home or Nest speakers.

You can find more Google tips here The new Google Maps tool that shows you how busy places are before you set off, Here are six useful Google Maps tricks that you may not know before And Here’s how to stop Google Home from giving you unwanted advice.

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