Google Pixel phones' "Music Recognition" feature will add album art, expected to launch by year-end
Google Pixel phones' "Music Recognition" feature will add album art, expected to launch by year-end
Google Pixel phones' "Music Recognition" feature will add album art, expected to launch by year-end
AndroidAuthority, through data mining, has discovered that Google is planning to introduce album art to the "Music Recognition (NowPlaying)" feature on Pixel phones. Changes to the code strings are found in the network analysis logs "PrivateComputeServices."
Currently, Pixel phones' music recognition feature can only identify song names and artists, lacking album art information. The addition of this feature will significantly enhance the user experience, making the identification results more intuitive and complete.
It is reported that the new album art feature will support calling third-party applications like YouTube Music to find song covers. The feature is expected to launch by the end of this year.
It is worth noting that currently, Google is primarily making changes to the code and has not added any potential interface elements. Therefore, the specific style of this new "Music Recognition" widget is still unknown.
This update will provide users with more information and enhance the usability of the music recognition feature. Let's wait and see what kind of new "Music Recognition" experience Google will ultimately bring to Pixel phones.
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