Now the built-in iPhone Music Recognition feature syncs its history with the Shazam app

The latest version of the Shazam app is compatible with the Music Recognition feature in the Control Center. Many users thought that the feature was required in order to use it, but now it is available on the newer version of the mobile operating system.

Apple introduced Music Recognition as a built-in feature in 2020 with the release of the latest version of its mobile operating system. The feature made it possible for users to identify songs in apps without having to download the app. If you use the Music Recognition control to find a song, you can save it in the Shazam app so you can view it later.

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It keeps track of the songs that are identified with the Music Recognition feature, so it's a nice addition. You couldn't keep that history across devices if you didn't download the app. If you opt in, you will be able to create a list of songs that have been identified over time from a number of devices. If you want to see your tracks in one place, this could be helpful.

If you want to add the Music Recognition feature to your device, you can do it here. You can see the tracks if you press and hold the Music Recognition button in the control center.