The S26 Ultra has a 6.9-inch AMOLED display with a QHD+ resolution of 3120 x 1440 and a 120Hz refresh rate. That's all well ...

The $1,299.99 Ultra gets some of the best perks, but the S26 and S26+ are no slouches either. There's AI everywhere and two ...

In addition to the S26 series, Samsung also unveiled new Galaxy Buds, software integrations and more. Google's Sameer Samat ...

TL;DR: Samsung Display has halted development of its glass-based micro-OLED G-VR display for Apple's Vision Air headset after Apple scrapped the project. Apple is shifting focus from costly VR ...

Samsung is reportedly testing to incorporate the Galaxy XR headset into its Galaxy Ring. For Android users, this mixed-reality experience is something they have been looking forward to for years. With ...

Looking to splash out on some fancy new tech? Samsung's Galaxy XR headset, a competitor to Apple's Vision Pro headset, is now available to buy on Samsung's website (see it here). It comes with a hefty ...

The Samsung Galaxy XR headset, which launched in the US and South Korea last month, is being rumored for a wider global release in 2026. According to a new report from SamMobile, the brand is planning ...

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Samsung announced its new mixed reality headset, the Galaxy XR. The Galaxy XR is priced at $1,800, about half the price of Apple's Vision Pro. Samsung and Google see the Galaxy XR as a stepping stone ...

After months of speculation, Samsung has finally unveiled its Galaxy XR headset to take on Apple’s Vision Pro. The headset runs on Google’s Android XR operating system and Qualcomm’s Snapdragon XR2+ ...

Samsung launched Galaxy XR, its first AI-native headset and the debut product under the new Android XR ecosystem co-developed with Google and Qualcomm. Powered by Google's Gemini, the headset is ...

The era of Android virtual reality is here… again. Google’s first two attempts at making Android fit for your face didn’t work out, but the AI era and a partnership with Samsung have enabled a third ...