Popular audio identification app Shazam received an update today to support Apple's new music streaming service. With the Shazam 8.7 update, users can now identify songs with a simple tap, then launch the service to listen to the entirety of the song.
Shazam 8.7 also bring standard bug fixes and stability improvements, along with a new Shazam "counts" feature. After a user identifies a song, Shazam will display the amount of times the song has been identified by other users.
Apple Music is set to launch on Tuesday, June 30, with a free trial for the first free months. After the trial period is over, the service will cost $9.99 per month for one user, or $14.99 per month for up to six users on single account.
The latest version of Shazam is available for free in the App Store.
