Google has proposed sweeping changes to Android to make app distribution more competitive, but sideloading will still be ...

The Google app for Android has seen a few feature additions in recent months. While most of these changes have been related ...

We've known for a while that the first extended reality (or XR) headset from Samsung and Google would debut in 2025. During an event on Tuesday night, Samsung at long last shared more details about ...

Google Home is developing a new workflow for setting up new devices. The interface is search-based, letting you look up a brand’s app or individual models. You can easily see which hardware supports ...

While it feels like Google Messages gains new features almost every other day, there are occasions when the app loses a ...

The Samsung Galaxy XR is designed to be a showcase for Android XR, Google's new AR / VR operating system, but unlike competing mixed reality headsets, Google says there will be few limits on the apps ...

Mixed reality headsets, smart glasses and live AI. Google's head of Android and Samsung's COO for mobile experiences revealed what's coming next. I started with CNET reviewing laptops in 2009. Now I ...

Wallets are a thing of the past. Well, kind of. It's still good to carry a physical wallet with you, just in case, but if you do forget it at home you can always fall back on a virtual one. Modern ...

Alongside the headset launch today, Samsung also teased glasses powered by Android XR as it works on multiple extended reality form factors. Seamlessly connected to the Android XR ecosystem, these ...

Samsung’s Project Moohan is officially called ‘Galaxy XR’, as the Korean tech giant has today launched its long-awaited competitor to Apple Vision Pro. Priced at $1,800 and releasing today in the US, ...

Why is this important: Okay, so this isn’t just another headset hitting the market. What’s next: Mark your calendars for 10 p.m. ET on October 21st. That’s when we’ll finally get all the juicy details ...

This Android XR-powered headset comes with Google’s Gemini assistant and once again asks you to step into virtual waters. All products featured on WIRED are independently selected by our editors.