Maybe from the current look or behaviour, if something started on iOS some time ago it doesn't mean it won't prioritize Android later.So, not sure where 'android exclusive' came from![]()
Shazam had the live lyrics version before and they removed it
Confused by this comment.
Both Shazam and Midomi (which would later be rebranded as SoundHound) were among the first wave of apps on the App Store ... before Android even existed.
Here's a link to an article from 2008 comparing the two (Midomi (SoundHound) beats out Shazam according to this reviewer):
https://www.imore.com/app-app-shazam-midomi
Clearly, a review from anyone (especially one that's over 10 years old from super old versions of the apps) isn't reason for anyone to say "No! Don't use that app, use this one!": use the app you enjoy, for sure. That's beside the point of me posting this. But SoundHound has been part of the iOS app flock since before Android was even released.
So, not sure where 'android exclusive' came from![]()
True it’s a bit clunky, but the “OK hound” feature is pretty awesome. It’s more feature packed and it’s more open music platform than Shazam. Although neither support a “play on Tidal” feature. My go-to music service.The last time I used it, it just didn't seem up to snuff, and the hum to identify a song feature didn't work at all.
It was an underwhelming app is all, and in that sense reminded me of Android.
Shazam was well designed from day 1. Let's be real... Who really talks about sound hound!? Lol!!!
Would be nice for live song recognition to be baked into iOS à la Pixel 2.
Would be nice for live song recognition to be baked into iOS à la Pixel 2.
It's been gone (removed) for at least a couple of years though. Now it's back.Live lyrics was already in Shazam
I presume you have to enable this but it's basically "always listening" and IDs music that it hears in the background. Probably shows it similar to a notification. If the phone is offline, it actually has a small database of songs that it can still ID. If online, obviously the songs it can ID is much, much greater.What do you mean by this?
I presume you have to enable this but it's basically "always listening" and IDs music that it hears in the background. Probably shows it similar to a notification. If the phone is offline, it actually has a small database of songs that it can still ID. If online, obviously the songs it can ID is much, much greater.
True it’s a bit clunky, but the “OK hound” feature is pretty awesome. It’s more feature packed and it’s more open music platform than Shazam. Although neither support a “play on Tidal” feature. My go-to music service.
Since the app hasn't been legally bought yet. The transaction hasn't been finalized and the teams and plans hasn't been merged.My Shazam was updated yesterday and it's not the first update since Apple bought them but when running it today, it had an ad at the bottom of the window ! Since when do Apple apps contain ads ?