Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra's Finder Wins Over User After Switch to Edge 70 Fusion

4 articles · Updated · Android Police · May 10

Motorola Edge 70 Fusion exposed what the writer missed most from Samsung's Galaxy S26 Ultra: Finder, a search tool that surfaces files and other phone content without needing to remember where they were stored.
Search with Finder goes beyond app and settings lookup, pulling up email attachments, downloads, some in-app content, photo tags and widget information from a single search bar on the home screen.
Real-world use made it sticky: the writer says Finder quickly retrieved boarding passes, itineraries, signed documents and film-project files that became hard to track again after moving off Samsung.
Samsung's cheaper Galaxy A57 lacks the full Ultra version, and the writer argues the feature could help One UI stand out more broadly if Samsung rolled it out across more phones.

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