Samsung is ending support for two augmented reality apps on Galaxy devices: “Quick Measure” and “AR Doodle.” Both apps are long available on compatible Galaxy phones and are scheduled to be shut down later this year.
The outlets report the same core change, but their wording emphasizes different aspects. 9to5Google frames the move as Samsung discontinuing two AR features that have been part of its app lineup for years. Android Authority similarly reports the apps are being removed, describing them as programs Samsung previously promoted. Both accounts indicate the shutdown is tied to the apps themselves rather than broader system updates, and they present the discontinuation as an announced end of availability for users.
No additional details are provided in the cited reports on alternatives for users or whether related AR functionality remains within other Samsung services. The common takeaway across both sources is that the specific apps are being retired on Galaxy phones later this year.
