In the last two years, we have seen how Samsung's personal assistant, Bixby, has not only added new languages (it is now officially available in Spanish), but has also expanded the number of functions that today offers us. The last added function allows us to recognize songs.
Samsung's personal assistant is already capable of listening and identifying the songs that sound around us, as we can currently do with Shazam, in addition to other applications. Although it is not very fast, it usually takes 5 to 15 seconds to identify a song and almost always does it correctly.
Samsung continues to expand the number of features that its assistant offers in an attempt to make its use is generalized among users and these stop map the button destined in some of its terminals, to perform any other function.
While it is true that availability in other languages has been one of the main reasons for its lack of useNow that it is already available in more languages, it is likely that it will begin to receive a greater number of functions to be able to equip them with Google Assistant, for example.
The ability to recognize songs, it is also available in Google Assistant, to which you do not need to say anything to begin to recognize a song. We just have to activate the microphone button through the search bar or invoke it without saying any command.
I don't think this system is based on Shazam, a service that is part of Apple, rather it is more than likely supported by other song recognition services such as SoundHound, as Shazam is not the only one, but if the most popular.
