Science & Tech · Big Tech & Internet · 8 hrs ago
Leaked Samsung Memory app could organize saved content with AI
A leak has revealed details of Samsung’s planned Memory app for Galaxy phones.
Users could save screenshots, text and voice notes from across their phones, including through gestures, button presses or an app’s share menu.
The app would use AI to describe and tag saved items, group them by the app they came from and create summaries of collections.
Natural-language search could help users find saved content without remembering exactly where it came from.
The app is reportedly expected to require One UI 9.5, but there is no word on when it might launch or which devices would support it.
AI processing would reportedly happen in the cloud, and there is no evidence the app would require a Galaxy AI subscription.
A leak has revealed Samsung’s Memory app, which could use AI to organize saved content on Galaxy phones.
Users could reportedly save images, text and voice notes from across apps.
The app could rename and describe saved items, add tags, group content into collections and summarize those collections.
It may support natural-language search and require One UI 9.5.
The leak says AI processing would take place in the cloud, using the gemma-4-31b model or Gemini 3.1 Flash Lite.
- Who
- Samsung is reportedly developing the Memory app for Galaxy phones.
- What
- The app could save and organize images, text and voice notes using AI.
- When
- The app was reported on November 9, 2026. Its release date is not stated.
- Where
- On Galaxy phones. Samsung’s existing Collection app offers similar functionality in China.
- Why
- To help users organize and find saved content.
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- App name
- Memory
- Reported by
- SammyGuru
- Possible software requirement
- One UI 9.5
- Reported AI models
- gemma-4-31b; Gemini 3.1 Flash Lite
- Existing similar Samsung app
- Collection, in China