This may be music to your ears: You can now hum, whistle or sing a tune, even off-key, and Google will identify it, or at least show you some options.

Software analyzes the tune you hum (or sing or whistle), turning it into a sequence of digits that can then be compared with tons of digitized songs to find a few that appear similar.

A Norwegian company, Fast Search and Transfer, has developed a computer-software program that picks up the notes you hum, whistle or sing, and then finds your tune from a database of U.S. World ...

The ‘hum to search’ feature does exactly as its name describes and aims to give you a correct song name when you hum, whistle or sing into the Google app. 3.

Head to Midomi (via Whitney), plug in a mic, and hum, whistle, or sing […] Ever waste precious corporate hours trying to name a song stuck in your head?

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Deezer has now added an option where you can sing, hum, or even whistle a melody that’s stuck in your head and Deezer will attempt to identify the song based on what it hears.

"Till I waltz again with you, let no other hold your charms. You know what it's like when a tune gets stuck in your head. It rattles around in your brain. You hum it, you sing it and it drives you ...

Can't remember the name of a song, but you can hum a few bars? Google has felt your pain -- and now has a solution to this particular first-world problem. The company today announced "hum to ...

The ‘hum to search’ feature does exactly as its name describes and aims to give you a correct song name when you hum, whistle or sing into the Google app. 3.