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Samsung Gallery Transitions Cloud Sync from OneDrive to Google Storage

November 11, 2026 • 1 hour ago •

SEOUL: Samsung Electronics has officially announced the migration of its Gallery app’s cloud sync service from Microsoft OneDrive to Google Storage, effective immediately following the cessation of OneDrive support on September 30. This transition aims to enhance user experience for Galaxy phone and tablet owners.

The integration with Google Storage is currently being rolled out to select devices running One UI 9, marking a significant shift in Samsung’s cloud strategy. The company stated that this move is intended to provide users with a more seamless and efficient way to manage their photos and videos across devices.

This change not only reflects Samsung’s commitment to improving its software ecosystem but also highlights the growing competition in the cloud storage market. Users can expect enhanced features and better accessibility, which may influence their choice of devices and services in the future.

As Samsung continues to roll out this feature, users are encouraged to check for updates on their devices. The company is expected to provide further details on additional features and improvements in the coming weeks.

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