Samsung has expanded the capabilities of its Circle to Search feature by integrating music recognition technology, a move that enhances the functionality of the devices.
According to GSM Arena, this new feature, similar to the popular music recognition app Shazam, is now available on Samsung devices equipped with Circle to Search and running version 15.32.37.28 of the Google app.
Music recognition lets users identify music playing around them simply by tapping the new musical note icon in the Circle to search.
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This functionality extends to music playing on the device itself, the surrounding environment, or even tunes the user sings or hums.
According to GSM Arena, this update offers an integrated solution for music discovery, potentially reducing the need for standalone apps like Shazam.
This new capability is part of a broader rollout managed by Google, meaning that while the feature is available on devices with the specified app version, its availability may vary.
Enabling this feature is controlled by Google on the server side and it may take some time for the feature to be enabled on all eligible Samsung devices.
According to GSM Arena, Samsung’s Circle to Search feature, previously introduced on the company’s mid-range A-series devices, now combines search functionality with music recognition capabilities, providing a seamless user experience.
Integrating music recognition technology into Circle to Search is a significant improvement, leveraging existing features to bring new convenience to users.
As Samsung continues to improve and expand the device’s features, this addition could help enhance the user experience through cutting-edge technology and practical applications.
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