Two years in the wake of finishing its $400 million acquisition of Shazam, Apple is demonstrating developers what the technology can do when it’s integrated directly with iOS. A version of the iOS 14.2 beta that is at present in testing remembers the ability to include Shazam’s Music Recognition for the Control Center panel.

When empowered, it can perceive audio from both internal and external audio sources, so it’s prepared in the case of something is simply playing around you or in the event that you have to recognize a song that is streaming to your AirPods (a feature the Android version included a year ago).

In the event that you’re running the beta effectively, at that point you can the button from within your Control Center, at that point access it by swiping up or down (contingent upon what model iPhone you have) and simply press the button. It’s indistinct why deeper integration of the Shazam features took such a long time, particularly for an application that executives referenced “was one of the first apps available when we launched the App Store” at the time Apple obtained it.