Google’s Android XR design guide reveals hardware specs and UI controls for upcoming AI glasses. See how these new wearables ...

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In terms of physical controls, Google is mandating a power switch/button, touchpad (2), and camera button (3) on all Android XR glasses. Models with screens will also have a display button (1) that ...

Google has released its second Developer Preview of the Android XR software development kit (SDK) following its initial release late last year, introducing new features and improvements including ...

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. In addition to the announcement for new Android XR hardware partners (like Warby Parker), Google shared ...

Today, Google is announcing an update to the Android XR SDK, by releasing Developer Preview 2. It was officially announced as part of Google I/O 2025. This is packed with new features and improvements ...

Google has been releasing detailed design documentation and development tools related to its forthcoming Android XR glasses ...

Samsung recently launched the long-awaited XR headset, the first device to run on Google’s new Android XR platform. As excitement builds, a wave of apps and games is on the way. Built using Unity 6, ...

For now, though, it looks like Google is aiming to deliver all of the features you'd expect with Android XR. Its second developer preview adds the ability to play 180-degree and 360-degree immersive ...

Just hours before Samsung's Galaxy extended reality (XR) headset reveal, Google provided a closer look at what users can expect from Android XR, a platform developed by Google, Samsung, and Qualcomm.

Google also announced today at Google I/O 2025 that Android XR will be available first on Samsung’s Project Moohan. This headset is set to launch later this year, as Google also confirmed during The ...

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