Samsung Is Taking A Page Out Of Pixel's Playbook With One UI 9.5
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Samsung is preparing a Galaxy AI-powered Memory app for One UI 9.5 that works much like Google's Pixel Screenshots, building a searchable personal archive of on-device activity. Onboarding screens found by SamMobile show the app can collect screenshots, voice notes, links and text, then use AI to generate titles, summaries and tags, group related items into collections and extract webpage links from screenshots. Users will reportedly be able to rename AI-generated titles, reorganize or delete items and mark favorites. The move matters because Samsung is betting that cross-app recall, not just chat-style assistants, will define the next round of phone AI features, mirroring Apple's Siri AI and Google's Android efforts. Samsung has not confirmed a release date or which Galaxy devices will get Memory, and the app's regional rollout remains unclear, with Samsung's similar Collection app currently limited to China.
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