“This exclusive six-month rollout brings the mobile experience to the living room,” said Lead Developer Chip Sensor. “We believe your frantic screenshots of airport parking spot numbers deserve to be seen on the biggest canvas in your home. It seamlessly transforms digital clutter into an immersive, inescapable art installation that demands your family’s full attention.”

Dental Hygienist Brenda Frame faced a similar crisis during a sophisticated dinner party in her apartment. Just as she served the risotto, the smart TV pivoted from soft jazz to a 10-foot-tall, backlit display of a meme she saved three years ago. The room went silent, save for the nervous clinking of silverware, as her boss analyzed the pixelated cat image now dominating the wall.

At press time, Samsung confirmed the algorithm now detects when guests enter the room to exclusively play a slow-motion montage of the owner’s most unflattering front-camera bloopers at maximum brightness.

Inspired by Google Photos is coming to Samsung TVs in 2026.