Google has developed a machine learning algorithm that helps to identify song matches from the humming, whistling or singing of a tune.

Over a billion people every day use Google Search, the company said. Today, the company announced a set of updates that can make Search easier to use, and the most notable of these is a new “Hum ...

Google's adding a new song search history view to its Android app, and it's now available in beta testing.

Wondering how to find a song by humming or whistling on Google? Here is a step-by-step guide along with alternative options to hum search a song.

Google on Thursday announced a handful of new features for its search engine. One new trick lets people hum an audio recording to try to figure out the song that's stuck in their heads.

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.

YouTube announced earlier this week that a new test on Android devices will let users search for songs simply by humming the tune of the song. Rolling out now to a “small percentage” of ...

Google has added a new feature to its Search app that allows you to hum a song that's stuck in your head, and then use the company's machine learning algorithm to try and identify it.

Google lets you search for songs using audio input in the company’s Android app. Right now, there’s no sort of history accessible for past song searches.

Google slings song lyrics into search spotlight The new search trick puts the lyrics right on the search results page -- when it works. And oh, yeah, there's a link from there to Google Play.