Google and Samsung are stepping into the wearable headset race. The companies are joining forces to release a mixed-reality headset that will compete with Apple’s Vision Pro and Meta’s Quest 3. The Samsung-built headset will be powered by a new Android operating system,

Google's Gemini AI assistant will be supported by Samsung Moohan XR headgear, which will also come with apps designed to function well on a huge virtual screen.

Samsung recently unveiled its first extended reality (XR) headset, which is codenamed Project Moohan. It will be the first device to use the ‘Hey Gemini' hotword for voice commands, ditching the traditional ‘Hey Google’ keyword to launch Google Assistant.

That little tease of Project Astra yesterday has brought us to a full announcement today for Google’s next platform, Android XR. The new platform is official as the extended reality space from Google and it is powered by Android,

Project Moohan is among the many hardware products that will be built around Google's new Android XR platform.

Google said that it is launching a new Android-based XR platform on Thursday to accommodate AI features. The company said the platform, called Android XR, will support app development on different devices,

Samsung Electronics, in collaboration with Google and Qualcomm, hosted the “XR Unlocked” event on Dec. 12 (local time) at Google’s New York campus, introducing the “Android XR” platform and its first device,

Google today announced Android XR as the next form factor that the operating system is coming to. Besides phones and