Microsoft and Meta have officially launched Windows 11 remote desktop integration for Quest 3 headsets, creating immersive multi-monitor workspaces in mixed reality. This partnership signals a strategic shift toward professional applications for VR hardware. The move positions both companies against
Samsung’s Galaxy XR includes a hidden USB-C port separate from its battery connection, enabling wired accessories that competitors struggle to support. This design choice could reshape how we use mixed reality headsets for gaming, productivity, and beyond.
Samsung has entered the premium mixed reality space with its Galaxy XR headset, featuring displays with higher pixel count than Apple’s Vision Pro. The device is reportedly significantly lighter and costs approximately half the price of its Apple counterpart, positioning it as a compelling alternative.
Samsung has officially launched its Galaxy XR headset, marking the company’s entry into the premium mixed reality space dominated by Apple’s Vision Pro. According to reports, the new device runs on Android XR operating system developed through collaboration between Samsung, Google, and Qualcomm, positioning it as a direct competitor to Apple’s offering.
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Project Freefall introduces a revolutionary skydiving tag experience where players battle in mid-air using grappling hooks and thrusters. The game supports cross-platform play between Meta Quest VR headsets and traditional platforms like Steam Deck, creating unique advantages for each play style.
According to reports from Android Central, veteran VR studio Schell Games has launched Project Freefall in “earliest access” during Steam Next Fest, introducing a unique skydiving tag game that doesn’t force players to choose between virtual reality and traditional gaming platforms. Sources indicate the game features eight players battling in mid-air while free-falling from 10,000 feet, using arm-mounted rockets and grappling hooks to compete for a backpack that may or may not contain a functioning parachute.
Samsung has scheduled a Galaxy Event for October 21 to officially launch its Galaxy XR headset, developed with Google and Qualcomm. The device, built on the Android XR platform, aims to compete in the spatial computing race dominated by Apple and Meta. Early reports highlight features like a removable battery, Gemini AI integration, and gesture-based controls.
Samsung has announced a new Galaxy Event on October 21, where it will officially launch its highly anticipated Galaxy XR headset, according to reports from the company. This device, codenamed “Project Moohan,” represents a significant move by Samsung into the extended reality (XR) space, developed in partnership with Google and Qualcomm. Sources indicate that the headset will be the first product built on the open and scalable Android XR platform, tailored for immersive experiences.
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Samsung’s “Worlds Wide Open” event on October 21 will unveil the Galaxy XR headset, a direct rival to Apple Vision Pro. The device leverages a new Android XR platform optimized for multimodal AI experiences.
After months of speculation, Samsung has officially announced the launch date for its highly anticipated XR headset, Project Moohan, setting the stage for a direct showdown with Apple’s Vision Pro. The device, expected to be branded as the Galaxy XR, will take center stage at Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy event titled “Worlds Wide Open,” which the company promises will usher in a transformative era of multimodal AI. With reservations now open and a $100 Samsung Credit incentive, the tech giant aims to capture the burgeoning mixed reality market.
