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When you're not grooving out to your iPod or listening to your Pandora playlist, you're probably looking for new music like us. If that's the case, you're most likely one of the more than 180 million people who use Shazam, the mobile app that allows users to recognize any song by simply listening to it. The free London-based app has been around since 2002, allowing 200 countries to identify music, buy it, view lyrics and more.
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According to Mobile Entertainment, music discovery service Shazam now has 25 million iPhone and iPod Touch users and a total of 5 million users using its Android application, continuing to add more than one million users a week. Wit... Read Post

Shazam, the mobile music discovery service, is adding integration with music streaming service Spotify, a feature request that I'm sure has been rampant among hardcore users. Users of Shazam's free and premium apps for iPhone, iPod ... Read Post

Shazam, the magic mobile app that identifies music playing in the room you're in, has added a new option for interacting with a song it's identified: listen in Spotify. Spotify, a killer desktop and mobile music app that's not yet a... Read Post