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November 8, 2026 • 3 minutes of reading
Competition from Samsung is intensifying in the software field. Companies like Oppo and Google have been offering apps for storing and organizing screenshots for a while now, like Mind Space and Pixel Screenshots. Samsung itself has such an app in China, called Collection. But this idea seems to be evolving and Samsung is developing a whole new application called Memory.
Memory helps you organize your screenshots
The Memory app starts empty, but you can add all sorts here. A screenshot, an image from your gallery, a block of text or even a voice note can be stored here.
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The application stores context from where the content was captured. For example, if you capture a memory from the Samsung browser, it will also include the context of that web page and link to it in the app.
It will then use AI to rename the saved item, generate a description and even applicable tags. They’re then sorted by app captured, so you can navigate to the app you know you took them from, like Instagram for any memes you found.
You can then group them into collections, very inspired by its Chinese counterpart. This gives you a place to store your favorite memes or group together various sources when researching a topic. You can then get an AI summary of the contents of this collection and its details.
How to capture a memory?
With One UI 9.5, you will have a few options for saving a memory. You can share it from the share menu, for an image, file or link. You’ll be able to press the side + volume up buttons to start a voice memo, or do a three-finger swipe down gesture to capture whatever’s on your screen. The latter is accompanied by this succulent new animation.
There are many more things to do with this app, such as semantic search for any of the saved memories. This will be a really handy app to have.
Will my Galaxy device be compatible?
Based on the evidence provided, there does not appear to be any gates of device functionality. It will, however, need One UI 9.5 to trigger any of the gestures. As for its AI processing, it targets Samsung’s SPAC cloud, using the gemma-4-31b model. It will fall back to Gemini 3.1 Flash Lite if the first one fails. There is no evidence yet that it is related to the Galaxy AI Premium subscription.
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Josh Skinner
Josh is a British writer who goes into great detail. His design background shines a light on Samsung hardware, software and the broader ecosystem. His notoriety on Twitter/X has helped shape his laid-back approach, explaining topics in a relatable and down-to-earth manner. When he’s not writing, he’s an avid gamer, car enthusiast, user interface designer, AI experimenter… He’s a man of many talents.
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