Rumors suggest Samsung’s ‘Project Moohan’ has even better displays than the Vision Pro, but that hints at a pricey VR headset. Reading time 4 minutes Samsung’s upcoming Android XR project is turning heads, not just because it has a variety of ...

Samsung Electronics released its Galaxy XR extended reality headset on Tuesday, counting on AI features from Google to propel it into the nascent and uncertain market of computing-on-your-face that is dominated by Meta and Apple.

In a groundbreaking collaboration, Samsung and Google have unveiled an innovative XR headset prototype, codenamed Project Moohan. This device represents a significant leap forward in the world of virtual reality (VR) and mixed reality (XR), aiming to ...

The Galaxy XR is relatively compact and lightweight—but its only competition is bulky and unwieldy. Future versions of the Galaxy XR headset must become as small as a pair of glasses and as seamless as your regular phone. And Samsung already knows this.

As someone who owns five VR headsets and one XR, IMHO the stupidity is there is no killer app. This is like VR without Half Life Alyx or Beat Saber. Once you do a couple trainings and try a virtual desktop the novelty is gone and there is no magical moment ...

More expected are the internals and software experience on the new device. Project Moohan will use a Snapdragon XR2 Gen 2 chip to power its One UI-ified version of Android XR, just as Qualcomm promised when it announced the new processor in 2024.

Google appears to be bringing Quick Share support to Android XR, its new OS for AR/VR devices, to facilitate file transfers. A recent code change submitted by a Google engineer added “XR” as a supported device type for Quick Share. While a Quick Share ...