Samsung Shows First Glimpse of Near-final Android XR Headset, But No Controllers Yet
Samsung Unpacked didn’t have any big XR revelations this year, although the South Korean tech giant has finally shown off the near-final version of its Android XR headset, codenamed Project Moohan. We went hands-on with Moohan at the headset’s unveiling last month,
Here is Samsung's XR headset in the flesh!
We've all been hungry for more information about Samsung's upcoming XR headset. We don't know anything about this device (not even its name), but at least
Samsung briefly teased XR headset 'Project Moohan' at Galaxy Unpacked
Samsung did have a few surprises in store at its Galaxy Unpacked 2025 event – and one of those surprises was its "Project Moohan" XR headset. However, the surprise was nothing more than a brief mention of a XR headset and a teaser photo,
Samsung Teases AR Glasses at Galaxy Unpacked
Samsung's big push for wearable AI is a pair of glasses, the more mobile version of its 'Project Moohan' AR headset.
Samsung's XR headset could be present at tomorrow's Unpacked
In addition to announcing the Galaxy S25 series, Samsung could also show more about its highly-anticipated XR headset at tomorrow's Unpacked.
Samsung's XR headset is cool and all, but I'm way more excited about the AR glasses — here's why
Samsung's XR headset did get a super tiny glimpse during Galaxy Unpacked, but it's the possibility of AR glasses that I'm way more excited about.
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The newest Beats Solo headphones are as cheap as ever with this half-price deal
In this case, we're referring to the Beats Solo 4 headphones ... on during phone calls and video chats as well, with the Beats Solo 4 being compatible with both Apple and Android devices.
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These 5 Android phones made our list of the best smartphones in the world - and they all still have a headphone jack
The standard headphone jack has become a rare find on most smartphones in 2019. Since Apple nixed it from its smartphones starting with the iPhone 7 in 2016, many other major smartphone makers ...
Samsung and Google's Dolby Atmos rival is coming to Android – but I need it in earbuds before I get excited
Eclipsa Audio coming to Android is all well and good, but until support for earbuds and headphones lands, I'm on the fence.