We at OnMilwaukee.com have stumbled on our new favorite time waster: Midomi.com. The concept is simple. Sing or hum a few bars of any song into your computer's microphone, and magically, the site ...

Website midomi.com lets you sing or hum a tune into your microphone and then guesses what song it is. I sang the first verse of "How Much Is That Doggy in The Window?" and midomi got it first try.

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 you get ...

Over and over, you hum a melody, trying to identify the song. You sing it to a friend, but either he doesn’t know it, or he can’t make out your tuneless drone. Until recently, you were out of luck.

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 ...

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 where ...

Recently a couple of search engines have come to my attention that are designed to allow you to hum a few bars of a tune into them, and then they’ll tell you what the song is. These are Midomi and ...

SINGAPORE - You know that annoying tune that you can't place or get out of your head? A U.S. company has recently launched a Web site, www.midomi.com, that names most tunes that you can hum, sing or ...

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 computer, just sing or hum a few seconds of ...

Few things are as maddening as hearing a song on the radio and not being able to recall the name of the artist or the title of the track itself. Fortunately, the App Store has several options that put ...

Remember Midomi? It was a first-wave iPhone app that identified songs, hummed or recorded, via microphone. It’s since grown into a much more ambitious app called SoundHound—ambitious enough to ...