It’s not even October yet, but that’s not stopping consumer electronics manufacturers from getting a head start on touting the latest devices they’re hoping will be hits this holiday season. New York ...

Now, Google wants to help you identify that earworm. A new feature in the Google App allows users to hum, whistle or sing a melody and the feature identifies which song it is for you. Google ...

Getting a song stuck in your head can be infuriating. For those instances when even recalling the earworm’s lyrics are impossible, Google has unveiled a new feature. Thanks to their algorithm, Google ...

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If you own an aging car, there comes a point where it requires more than regular maintenance. Whether it’s a dead battery in the winter, your transmission starting to go out, or worse, you’re stuck ...

(WIVB) – Need help naming that tune? Google has a new “hum” feature that allows users to hum, whistle, or sing a song for about 15 seconds using the site’s mic button. Or, you can just say “Hey Google ...

If you find yourself in a situation where you need to find the title of a song you once knew or heard but are having trouble doing so, Google Search has a feature that allows you to find a song by ...

YouTube has quietly rolled out its “hum-to-search” feature, allowing users to locate a song simply by humming it, Engadget reported first. The handy tool was reported to be in beta back in May for ...

There are few things more frustrating than getting a song stuck in your head, especially when you don't know the name of it. But thanks to Google, that could be a problem of the past. The tech giant ...

YouTube Music is rolling out some fun new features, including the expansion of the “hum to search” tool that has been in beta for Android users since March. The company says this tool allows users to ...

YouTube announced a new experiment on Android devices that determines a song via humming — which seems like a major step up from Apple’s music recognition app Shazam. As noted on YouTube’s support ...