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Samsung’s planned Memory app would organise Galaxy users’ saved content
Samsung is reportedly preparing a Galaxy AI app called Memory for One UI 9.5. It would bring saved material from across a phone into a searchable archive, helping users find and connect information kept in different apps.
Screenshots reportedly show support for screenshots, voice notes, links and text, with AI-generated titles, summaries and tags, plus collections that group related items. Users may be able to edit or delete entries, add content through an app’s share sheet, and choose on-device AI processing; a One UI 9.5 beta is expected soon, with the full release likely alongside the Galaxy S27 in early 2027.
In short
- Samsung is reportedly developing a searchable Galaxy AI archive called Memory.
- It may organise screenshots, links, text and voice notes.
- On-device processing and a One UI 9.5 beta are reportedly planned.
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Originally published by Engadget as “Samsung is taking a page out of Pixel’s playbook with One UI 9.5”.