A whole new world of Major League Baseball just opened up. The MLB App is now available for Android XR -- so fans with extended reality headsets now have a brand-new immersive baseball experience at their fingertips.

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+ Gen 2 platform.

Galaxy XR launched with minimal fanfare last night, with Samsung skipping the pre-order process entirely and placing the new Android XR-powered headset up for immediate order starting at $1,799. Unsurprisingly,

Samsung has officially unveiled the Galaxy XR, its long-anticipated high-end mixed reality headset, developed in close partnership with Google and Qualcomm.

Samsung has just dropped the first Android XR headset – Galaxy XR – but like Apple’s Vision Pro, is this first foray into our favorite mobile OS almost dead on arrival? Let’s examine all the angles. While Android XR was announced almost a year ago ...

Samsung is helping Google to usher in the Android XR platform with the launch of Galaxy XR, an AI-powered headset designed to create immersive viewing and gaming experiences. Described as being the first Android platform built entirely for the Gemini era,

With Galaxy XR, Samsung is introducing a brand-new ecosystem of mobile devices,” said Won-Joon Choi, Chief Operating Officer of Samsung’s Mobile eXperience Business. “Built on Android XR, Galaxy XR expands the vision for mobile AI into a new frontier of immersive and meaningful possibilities,

Anticipation spikes on October 21, 2025 as Samsung pins a launch date for its Android XR headset. This week the company opened reservations with a