Samsung develops a Galaxy app to organize notes and screenshots with artificial intelligence

Samsung is preparing a new feature called Memory for Galaxy devices that mirrors the functionality of Google's Pixel Screenshots, according to details and images revealed by SammyGuru. The feature is expected to arrive with One UI, with Android Police pointing to One UI 9 while Android Authority indicates it will likely require One UI 9.5. [1][2]

The tool allows users to collect images, blocks of text, and voice notes from anywhere on their device. Users can capture screenshots into the app with a three-finger swipe downward, record voice notes by pressing the power and volume keys, or send content directly through the system share sheet. Once collected, artificial intelligence automatically categorizes, summarizes, tags, and processes the saved material. [2]

The planned release marks Samsung's entry into a category where competitors like Google, Nothing, and Oppo have already rolled out enhanced screenshot and note-taking utilities. The leaked interface suggests Samsung aims to deliver a broader repository for daily digital snippets, though full device requirements remain unconfirmed. [1][2]