Samsung may be working on a new lifelogging app, if photos leaked Thursday are any indication.
The photos, which appeared on SamMobile, show an app supposedly called Samsung Life Times that appears to be a real-time diary that catalogs information pulled from various apps to create a personalized feed of your daily activities.
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SamMobile says the photos came from the SM-G900H firmware and speculates the screenshots may be from Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S5 handeset.
If they are legitimate, the photos appear to be an early version of the app— the accompanying text contains grammatical errors (sample: "Every time is your episodes") and looks more like a placeholder than what would appear in the final version of the app.

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How Samsung would potentially integrate the app on its devices is still unclear. The photos come a day after reports surfaced that Samsung will be cutting back on its proprietary software.
Google reportedly asked Samsung to scale back its own software and instead highlight Google's apps as part of a broader effort to create a more consistent user experience across Android devices. Currently, Samsung bundles dozens of its own apps, often labeled as bloatware, as part of its TouchWiz Android skin.
Samsung wouldn't be the first company with a new lifelogging service this year. Sony announced its own lifelogging platform to accompany its new Core fitness tracker earlier this year at CES. It's unknown whether Samsung's "Life Times" would be a standalone app for the phone or pair with a wearable device such as the Galaxy Gear.
Representatives for Samsung politely declined to comment.
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