Shazam is currently in the process of distributing a much-anticipated functionality update for its official Android client via the Google Play Store. Technically it’s not an upgrade, though, simply because it just a reinstatement of a feature that was previously present in the application.

Android Wear’s feature set is quickly expanding now that third-party developers are rolling out their own smartwatch apps, and there are some real treats to be found in Google Play. The latest is called EchoWear, and it brings Shazam-like music recognition to your wrist to help you identify the tracks you hear around you.

Google has brought its handy info cards to the Google Play Movies & TV app in the United Kingdom, 8 months after they made their debut in the U.S. The cards allow you to view information on actors, related films, and even what song is playing in many of your favorite movies.

Google has today announced that it is bringing Google Play Music All Access, its subscription-based music streaming service, to Google Glass. Wearers will be able to use a new “listen to” command to play their favorite songs or artists, which they’ll be able to enjoy through special Glass earbuds that will go on sale this month for $85, The New York Times reports.

Shazam, the popular music discovery service, received a rather hefty update on Google Play yesterday. Version 4.0 finally brings dedicated tablet support, together with a completely redesigned user interface.