Samsung is taking a page out of Pixel's playbook with One UI 9.5
A riff on Google's Pixel Screenshots could pull together fragmented information from across your phone.
Samsung is adopting a strategy inspired by Google's Pixel, incorporating AI-powered features into its One UI 9.5. One such feature is the Memory app, which aims to amalgamate diverse data from various applications and services on the device into a unified, searchable archive. This is reminiscent of Google's Pixel Screenshots and Samsung's Collection app, the latter of which is currently exclusive to the Chinese market.
SamMobile has obtained screenshots hinting at the Memory app's functionality. It is designed to gather screenshots, voice notes, links, and text, employing AI to generate titles, summarize content, and assign tags. The app is also capable of identifying webpages within screenshots and automatically extracting the associated link.
Users will have the ability to rearrange, delete, modify AI-generated titles, and designate specific items as favorites. Additionally, content can be manually added via the share sheet from any other app, and voice notes can be recorded directly within the app. The AI operations for Memory can reportedly be executed directly on the device, with an option to disable the feature if preferred.
It is anticipated that a beta version of One UI 9.5 will be released soon, following the early December 2025 unveiling of the One UI 8.5 beta. The full One UI 9.5 release is expected to coincide with the Galaxy S27 series launch in early 2027.
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