Google Unveils Mixed-Reality Headset With Samsung, Taking on Apple and Meta
- Google and Samsung are collaborating on an Android XR headset set to be released in 2025
- The new headset will come with advanced software designed for enhanced experiences
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When talking about mixed reality, it's almost automatic to think of Apple and Meta, the two giants that have led this sector. However, Google and Samsung also want a piece of this...
Samsung to launch 'extended reality' headset next year
Seoul: South Korean tech giant Samsung Electronics said on Friday it will launch an “extended reality” (XR) headset jointly developed with Alphabet’s Google and Qualcomm in global markets next year. The extended reality headset is part of wearable devices to be powered by the new version of Google’s Android software — called Android XR — developed in tandem with Samsung. “The XR headset product will arrive in global markets sometime next year. N…
Samsung teams up with Google, Qualcomm for XR comeback
Samsung Electronics plans to launch its extended reality headset next year, developed in collaboration with US tech giants Google and Qualcomm Technologies. The launch is expected to intensify competition with Apple's Vision Pro and Meta's Quest. At the "XR Unlocked" developer event on Thursday at Google's New York campus, Google introduced Android XR, a new operating system designed for extended reality devices. Samsung also unveiled its first …
Ho ho ho! ChatGPT now has a Santa mode
Credit: Calvin Wankhede / Android Authority Santa’s voice has been added to ChatGPT’s voice mode presets. You’ll be able to talk to digital Kris Kringle until early January. The feature is available on mobile, desktop, and web. You can finally stop asking your friends to pose as Santa Claus over the phone for your children. ChatGPT can now take on that role as OpenAI rolls out a simulated version of the jolly Christmas character. OpenAI has…
Google and Samsung Electronics have jointly taken another step into the so-called mixed reality market, announcing a new operating system and headset on Thursday to compete with similar devices from Apple and Facebook parent company Meta Platforms.
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