Midomi changes names to SoundHound in version 3.0, and adds a slew of new features, from a Web search for lyrics to iTunes library access.

Liking a song but not knowing the title, the artist, or any of the lyrics can be frustrating if you'd like to track it down to listen to again later. One site that exists to help you with this is ...

Midomi, a new company in Silicon Valley (Sunnyvale), has just launched an impressive musical search service. If you hum, or sing a song, Midomi will likely recognize what you’re singing. So if ...

For years, it’s been possible use Shazam to identify music that’s playing wherever you are, using a cellphone, and it works with the iPhone. However, Shazam costs money (not anymore — see ...

This app can identify songs, whether they're playing on the radio or you're humming them into your iPhone. But more than that, Midomi puts a wealth of musical information at your fingertips.

Web site Midomi lets you find the name of a song by humming or singing a few bars of the unknown tune.We've posted about similar search tools before, ...

On an off-topic item, I came across fellow blogger Roland Piquepaille's blog about search engines that let you find music by singing to the computer. Well Midomi has just such a search engine ...

New startup Midomi, a voice-based music search engine with a social network bolted on, launched earlier today. If you have a microphone connected to your ...

Midomi solves all those issues and is way easier than TrackID. In fact, it’s completely different and shouldn’t really be compared to it. All you have to do is fire up the site and hum a ...

Midomi, a mobile application that lets you identify songs by singing into the phone, today became the No. 1 paid music application on the iPhone.

Today Google introduced Music Search, a feature that is supposed to make it easier for people to find and discover music. It’ll be nice to have lyric search built right into Google, but there ...