Samsung Develops Memory AI App for Galaxy S27 Series
Samsung Electronics is creating an AI-powered organization app called Memory to compete with Google's Pixel Screenshots through automated tagging and semantic search.
Samsung Electronics is developing a new AI-powered application called Memory designed to organize screenshots, links, text, images, and voice notes. The app aims to compete with Google's Pixel Screenshots by using AI to automatically generate names, descriptions, and tags for saved items while retaining original webpage links from screenshots.
Users can organize content into collections that the AI can summarize, and locate specific items using semantic search. The app will be integrated into One UI 9.5, featuring a three-finger swipe-down gesture for quick screen captures and a button combination for voice memos.
Memory is expected to debut in the first quarter of 2027 alongside the Galaxy S27 series, with a potential beta release in late 2026. While processing will primarily occur in the cloud, users can opt for local processing via onboard Gemini AI.