Finding information about anything is easy with a search engine at our fingertips, but some are easier than others. News topics, trivia, and scientific data usually make your search results popular on the first page, but what if you search for a song?

If you want to find a song or the artist behind it, just knowing the melody is not enough. Normally you need lyrics or album information to start your search engine – but some of the apps out there can name songs if they play in the background. Tap or click here to see our favorite song search apps.

Google Music can also search for background music, but your phone must be in earshot for the feature to work. But now that Google has updated its app, you can search for music with a melody. If a song gets stuck in your head and you do not know the name, you may be looking for this feature.

Google is better at listening

In a new blog post, Google revealed that it has added a new “Search Hum” feature to help people find songs you don’t know. When using “Search Hum” you do not need to know the lyrics or the artist names. You can even track hum Worse The search engine will usually find what you are looking for.

Here’s how it works: Users can play, whistle, or sing a melody for 15 seconds at a time. Google then searches the web using an audio algorithm and lists the songs that match your recording.

Tapping a song gives you the track, music video, and even the lyrics of what you recorded. This is a great tool for those annoying moments when you can’t get a song out of your head!

How can I make the most of this new search feature?

In addition to getting annoying tracks out of your mind, the “Search Hum” feature has another advantage: it helps you find the tracks you hear in your life background.

You can say you are going shopping and listen to a tune you like on the radio. If you blink, you will miss the DJ announcing the name of the track, which means you will have to write the lines or go. But if you use “Search Hum”, all you have to do is sing what you remember and Google pays attention to the rest.

Now, this feature is available in the latest version of Android and in the Google app for iOS. This feature will be available to iOS users in the next few weeks, so if you do not see it right away, it may not have reached you yet.

To use it on iOS, open and tap the Google app Microphone icon. Then ask “What song is this?” Or “What song are you playing?” Then, you can tune in or play in the background. That’s all it takes.

On Android, all you have to do is ask Google Assistant “Hey Google, what’s this song?”Then you can run or play the track to get your answer.

Give it a try. You will be amazed at how accurate this is. The algorithm was even able to A song with humming As Lines.

Tap or click here to learn more about YouTube Music, another music service from Google.