Samsung Galaxy users might soon get a new tool to supercharge their photography experience. According to a tip from the well-known leaker Ice Universe, Samsung is set to release a new piece of software called Gallery Assistant. This could offer advanced features to One UI’s native photo app.
This news fits a growing pattern we’ve seen from Samsung’s software team. For a while now, the firm has been quietly adding “assistant” apps for its own software. These are not standalone apps but rather special menus hidden within existing applications, designed for users who want more control and customization. Think of them as a set of secret tools for Galaxy phone power users.
Samsung’s One UI Gallery app may get a major “Assistant” upgrade
We’ve already seen this approach with a few key features. Camera Assistant unlocks a ton of extra settings for the camera app, letting you fine-tune things like auto-switching lenses and setting custom shutter speeds. Display Assistant gives you more advanced control over your screen’s settings, while Voice Assistant lets you tweak and customize your voice assistant features.
So, what can we expect from a Gallery Assistant? Sadly, the leak doesn’t offer any details. However, we can speculate based on what other “assistants” do. It would likely be a menu within the Samsung Gallery app that gives users more options than the standard app provides. We could see new, advanced editing tools for photos and videos or more granular ways to organize a photo collection. Maybe it will include new features for creating and sharing photo albums. It could even bring more advanced AI-powered possibilities.
For Galaxy owners who love to dive into every setting, the arrival of a Gallery Assistant will be a welcome addition. It would give them another way to customize their device just the way they want. Let’s hope more news about this emerges soon.
#Samsungs #Gallery #Assistant
