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These algorithms are trivial to implement for big companies. Google (in YouTube) and Microsoft (in Cortana) have similar things, it's likely Apple uses a custom
by Artemis2 11y ago
These algorithms are trivial to implement for big companies. Google (in YouTube) and Microsoft (in Cortana) have similar things, it's likely Apple uses a custom-made version as well.
To answer the previous question, I'd assume part of their revenue comes from big music labels: knowing what songs are about to go big (before anybody else realizes it), from where their popularity originates, and lot more, is invaluable for them.
- ssalazar 11y ago> it's likely Apple uses a custom-made version as well. Siri uses Shazam to identify songs (as of iOS 8) [1] [1] http://appleinsider.com/articles/14/09/19/siri-partners-with-shazam-to-recognize-songs-in-ios-8 http://appleinsider.com/articles/14/09/19/siri-partners-with...
- brobinson 11y agoApple definitely uses Shazam, because there's a Shazam icon next to the result: http://i.imgur.com/xTKUyyH.jpg http://i.imgur.com/xTKUyyH.jpg