Leaked Samsung Memory app could bring Pixel Screenshots-like features to Galaxy
SammyGuru, via Android Authority, published details and images of a leaked so-called Memory app for Galaxy phones. The report says users could add images, text blocks and voice notes, with the app using AI to process, categorize, summarize and tag saved content. A three-finger swipe down would reportedly save an existing screenshot to the app, while pressing the volume and power keys together would save a voice note; content could also be added through the share menu. The app may require One UI 9.5, but Samsung has not confirmed the feature or its requirements.
If released as described, the app would bring screenshot and note organization features similar to those offered by Google, Nothing and OPPO to Galaxy phones, though Samsung has not confirmed it.
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TL;DR
- A new leak has uncovered a so-called Memory app for Galaxy phones, following in the footsteps of Pixel Screenshots and similar apps.
- You can reportedly add images, voice notes, and text to the app, which then uses AI to process, categorize, summarize, and tag saved content.
- The new app will likely require One UI 9.5, but there’s no word on other requirements.
Google, Nothing, and OPPO have all debuted smarter screenshot/note functionality in the last few years. Samsung has generally been behind the curve in this regard, but an extensive leak has given us a first look at the so-called Memory app for Galaxy phones.
SammyGuru uncovered the Memory app, posting details and images of the feature. This Samsung app promises to let you save your “memories” from anywhere. More specifically, you can use a three-finger swipe down to save a screenshot to the Memory app, press the volume and power keys to save voice notes, or add content from any app to Memory via the share menu. Supported content includes images, blocks of text, and voice notes.
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