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YouTube is testing a new feature that lets you hum or record a song to search for it. The test is currently available to a handful of users who will have the chance to hum or record up to three or more seconds of songs for Google to identify.
Once Google identifies the song, you will be shown a list of relevant content that matches your query. The upcoming feature is pretty much like Shazzam.
Since it is just a test, not everyone will have access to it at first, but Google has confirmed that the feature is rolling out to “a small percentage of people across the globe who watch YouTube on Android devices.”
Last month, YouTube launched a new feature powered by artificial intelligence to help creators sort out the perfect title for their content
The feature will suggest titles for your clips. Of course, not without your input, as suggested titles will be based on…
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