Apple has rolled out an update for its Shazam app, making it even better at syncing songs with music platforms like Apple Music and Spotify.
With the new version 18.9, Shazam now automatically adds songs identified using the Music Recognition feature on iPhones and iPads to your “My Shazam Tracks” playlist. This playlist is available for both Apple Music and Spotify users. Previously, only the songs manually discovered within the Shazam app were added to this list, while tracks recognized through the Control Center’s Music Recognition feature were left out.
Here’s what is new:
Apple also recommends enabling iCloud sync in the Shazam app to keep your Shazam History safe and accessible across all your devices.
Shazam is free to download from the App Store. Ready to give it a try? You can Download Shazam here.
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