Samsung's reported Memory app could organize content in One UI 9.5
Screens uncovered by SamMobile suggest the Galaxy AI-powered app could bring screenshots, links, text and voice notes into a searchable archive.
Samsung is expected to introduce a Galaxy AI-powered app called Memory with One UI 9.5, according to Engadget. Onboarding screens found by SamMobile suggest it would gather material stored across a phone into a personal archive that users can search.
The reported features include AI-generated labels and summaries, automatic grouping of related material, and the ability to extract a webpage link from a screenshot. Users would apparently be able to edit generated titles, rearrange or remove entries, and save favorites.
Memory also appears to support importing material from other apps through the share sheet, pasting text or links, and recording voice notes within the app. Its reported functions resemble Google's Pixel Screenshots and Samsung's Collection app, which is available only in China.
Screenshots shared by SamMobile suggest users could choose to perform all AI processing on their device and disable Memory. Whether the app would require users to opt in remains unclear.
Engadget reported that the full One UI 9.5 update would likely arrive alongside the Galaxy S27 lineup, whose debut is considered probable in early 2027.
