Samsung announced on September 5-6, 2026 that its AR measurement tool, Quick Measure, will officially cease official support on December 31, 2026. After that date, the app will no longer be available for download and security updates will be discontinued. Quick Measure used cameras and augmented reality technology on Galaxy devices to measure lengths, depths, and distances. Users who have installed it can continue to use it until the deadline, but it may become incompatible due to future system upgrades. Samsung did not disclose the specific reasons for the discontinuation or provide a direct replacement. It only stated that related features will be integrated into future improved official services, which is seen as part of Samsung’s effort to optimize the Galaxy ecosystem and streamline outdated functions.
Samsung announced that its Quick Measure App will cease official support on December 31, 2026, and will no longer provide downloads and security updates. This app uses the camera and augmented reality (AR) technology of Galaxy devices to measure the size and distance of objects. Users who have installed the app can continue to use it until the deadline, but the app may not work on future operating systems. Samsung did not specify the reasons for ending support or announce any direct alternatives, indicating that “improved related services” will be introduced in the future, with features expected to be integrated into other official apps.
Samsung announced that its AR measurement tool, Quick Measure, will officially cease official support on December 31, 2026. Download and security updates will be discontinued thereafter. This app utilizes the camera and AR technology of Galaxy devices to quickly measure the length and depth of objects. Users who have already installed the app can continue to use it, but it may become incompatible due to future system upgrades. Samsung did not specify the reasons for the discontinuation or provide a direct replacement, only stating that related features will be integrated into future improved official services. This move is part of Samsung’s ongoing efforts to optimize the Galaxy ecosystem and streamline outdated features.