Samsung jumps into fray for extended reality devices

Samsung challenges Apple Vision Pro, unveils its Moohan XR headset

Samsung has recently revealed a new wearable device. The upcoming extended reality (XR) headset from the Korean tech giant was showcased during Google's presentation of its new Android XR operating system, designed for mixed reality headsets and augmented reality (AR) glasses. The headset, codenamed Project Moohan, will support Google's Gemini AI assistant and will include apps optimized for a large virtual display. It is expected to launch next…

Samsung's game-changing XR advancements turn sci-fi into reality

There's also a new Android XR platform launching in collaboration with Google and Qualcomm.

Samsung jumps into fray for extended reality devices

Samsung Electronics teamed up with Google and Qualcomm to introduce its latest extended reality (XR) headset, code-named Project Moohan, jumping into the fray with big tech firms over XR devices.

This is Samsung's first Android XR headset

Hot on the heels of Google's announcement of Android XR, which, as the name implies, is an operating system for extended reality devices, Samsung has come out and revealed that it's been working with Google and Qualcomm to create the Android XR platform "for many years". But wait, there's more! Samsung is bringing the first headset designed for Android XR, and the device is codenamed Moohan, which means infinity in Korean. It is "equipped with s…

Hands-on: An Android XR headset that validates Gemini and Google’s past few years

Mixed reality headsets are not new. My personal novelty with them ended upon buying Apple’s Vision Pro earlier this year. In using Samsung’s Android XR-powered Project Moohan for about 30 minutes last week, Google has got all the basics down. However, Android XR has a true differentiator with Gemini, while bringing together almost a decade’s worth of Google efforts in a seamless, integrated manner.  more…

Android XR smart glasses are coming, but you're in for a wait

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kuq9vS2f1fI Google has confirmed that smart glasses powered by the Android XR platform would be coming “later.” The company said it chose to launch a headset first as it offers more immersion. We’re also guessing that a headset might be less of a risk than smart glasses. Google has just announced its Android XR platform, and the first product will be a Samsung-designed headset called “Project Moohan.” What abou…