Samsung ended the launch of the Fold 6 and Galaxy Watch Ultra this week with a tease that its new XR platform is “ coming this year.” A new report provides more details on when that Android XR ...

Android XR software will underpin the XR headsets and glasses hardware, giving them access to Play Store apps that you won't get on other platforms — mainly Meta's Horizon OS on Quest.

We know Android XR is a real product since that designation appears in the code of Google’s Play Store, alongside similar references to a phone, foldable, tablet, TV, and more.

Based on some videos of the platform, Android XR will pretty much look like Android but with floating UI elements. Android XR aims to be to XR devices what Android is to smartphones and tablets.

Xreal is actually one of the early Android XR partners, so that's a pretty exciting development to witness ahead of CES 2025. The real standout experience will onboard the multi-modal Gemini AI ...

Android XR is official as the platform for extended reality from Google, has Qualcomm and Samsung already building things, and could debut its own fashion-forward glasses in the future.

Android XR will include Gemini, Google's AI assistant, and it will offer device controls and insight into what the wearer is seeing. Google says that Gemini will be able to help users plan ...

Android XR’s approach is much better for a market like XR headsets. Again, this industry is still growing into its own at the moment despite having some rather neat devices already.

Android XR is Google’s latest operating system created exclusively for XR devices – VR and MR headsets, or AR glasses.

Jetpack XR, which is now in developer preview, lets mobile or large screen Android app devs create spatialized layouts with the help of 3D models and immersive environments.

All in all, it looks like Android XR will be a pretty good-looking and easy-to-use operating system. We’ll have to wait until 2025 to see it in a device, and it seems like it will be worth the wait.