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{{PageCredits|description=MylesMoss1996, GoAnimateFan199Pro, LMgamer36 and CnowEnt|capture=SuperMax124 and LMgamer36|video=Broken Saw}} |
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Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996 and GoAnimateFan199Pro |
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Editions by GoAnimateFan199Pro |
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Video capture courtesy of Pepsi9072 |
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===Background=== |
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'''Shazam''' is a music recognition service downloadable in many app forms, originally founded in 1999 in the United Kingdom. They did not use an animated logo at the end of a production until 2017, and a splash screen wasn't used for another 5 years. The company was acquired by Apple in 2018. |
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===Screen (October 26, 2022-)=== |
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<gallery mode="packed" heights="200"> |
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File:Shazam (2022, landscape).png |
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File:Shazam (2022, portrait).png |
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</gallery> |
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'''Visuals:''' There is the Shazam icon in {{color|dodgerblue|light blue}} on a solid {{color|blue}} background, but the white parts are absent, leaving the background inside the logo. The stylized "S" then animates like the previous logo to become white, and centers to the screen and transitions into the Shazam app UI. |
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(May 25, 2017-) |
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'''Trivia:''' When the screen is pressed halfaway into its animation, the screen and the UI can be bypassed, cutting into the song identifying option. |
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Logo: On a sky blue background, we see two curved lines form the Shazam logo inside a gray-blue circle. The circle then bounces to the left of the screen to make room for the corporate name, in white, stylized as "SHaZaM". Each letter quickly fades in, one by one. |
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'''Variants:''' |
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FX/SFX: The symbol, and the word. |
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*Portrait and landscape versions exist. |
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*The default settings have the normal light mode UI. If dark mode is enabled, the logo transitions right into the UI in the dark mode look. |
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'''Technique:''' 2D computer animation. |
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Music/Sounds: None. |
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'''Audio:''' None. |
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Availability: Seen on Beat Shazam on FOX. |
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'''Availability:''' Seen when the Shazam app is opened starting with version 13.3.1. This logo—and the feature—was first introduced in Android 12, and was later introduced on the iOS 14 and on the official website. Older versions just cut straight into the UI. |
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Editor's Note: None. |
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{{Navbox-SplashScreens}} |
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[[Category:United Kingdom]] |
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[[Category:British splash screens]] |
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[[Category:Splash screens]] |
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[[Category:Apple]] |
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[[Category:Splash screens]] |
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Latest revision as of 20:11, 8 January 2024
MylesMoss1996, GoAnimateFan199Pro, LMgamer36 and CnowEnt
Captures by
SuperMax124 and LMgamer36
Video captures courtesy of
Broken Saw
Background
Shazam is a music recognition service downloadable in many app forms, originally founded in 1999 in the United Kingdom. They did not use an animated logo at the end of a production until 2017, and a splash screen wasn't used for another 5 years. The company was acquired by Apple in 2018.
Screen (October 26, 2022-)
.png)
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Visuals: There is the Shazam icon in light blue on a solid blue background, but the white parts are absent, leaving the background inside the logo. The stylized "S" then animates like the previous logo to become white, and centers to the screen and transitions into the Shazam app UI.
Trivia: When the screen is pressed halfaway into its animation, the screen and the UI can be bypassed, cutting into the song identifying option.
Variants:
- Portrait and landscape versions exist.
- The default settings have the normal light mode UI. If dark mode is enabled, the logo transitions right into the UI in the dark mode look.
Technique: 2D computer animation.
Audio: None.
Availability: Seen when the Shazam app is opened starting with version 13.3.1. This logo—and the feature—was first introduced in Android 12, and was later introduced on the iOS 14 and on the official website. Older versions just cut straight into the UI.
