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Xreal Project Aura crams a whole VR headset into a pair of smart glasses, and it's exactly what Android XR was made for

Xreal and Google have been working on a pair of smart glasses that will redefine how you see the category, and we finally got to see them in-person at Google I/O.

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The Galaxy S26 Edge might be dead, but its DNA could be the secret weapon Samsung's Plus model needs to give it a boost

The Galaxy S26 Edge has reportedly been canceled, but the company can let it live on in the Plus, just like it did with the Galaxy Z Fold 7.

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Xreal is suing Viture for ‘freeriding on technological breakthroughs’ — how does this huge patent infringement lawsuit impact you and the AR glasses you should buy?

Xreal has just filed a U.S. patent infringement lawsuit against Viture — claiming that “rather than investing in original development, Viture unlawfully incorporated Xreal’s patented inventions into its AR glasses products, freeriding on Xreal’s technological breakthroughs.”

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Xreal takes legal battle with Viture to the US over patent infringement claims

Xreal filed suit against Viture in Germany back in December, and now the company is taking the fight to another country in which it holds patents.

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Experts say Amazon is playing the long game with its potential $10 billion OpenAI deal: ‘ChatGPT is still seen as the Kleenex of AI’

“If OpenAI wins the lottery, then they’d have the money to pay for this,” analyst Charles Fitzgerald said.

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Google and Qualcomm finally realize what AI is for

Qualcomm's latest chip will help enable a new evolution of personalized agentic AI.

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I dreamed of flying cars, but the automotive reality of 2035 is even more revolutionary

A new driving revolution is coming

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'It’s just collecting dust': One year later, Apple Vision Pro users wonder if they wasted their money.

A year after launch, Vision Pro buyers are voicing regret — and warning you not to buy one. Where did the Vision Pro go wrong? It's more complicated than you think.

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The new Motorola Razr 2025 series takes a page out of Samsung's book, and it's better for it

Motorola is copying Samsung's three-product strategy, which is a good thing.

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What we expect from Wear OS smartwatches in 2025

We already know what to expect from Android smartwatches in 2025, from a major hardware upgrade to an inevitable AI focus. Let's run through the list!

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2025 could be very different for Google and Samsung — here's why

Google and Samsung had very different years in 2024, while one succeeded and the other struggled. 2025 will look very different for both companies in a very positive way.

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Here's everything we expect and want from wearables and smartwatches in 2025

I asked two industry analysts and mixed in my own predictions for what 2025 has in store for smartwatches, smart rings, and smart glasses.

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Future Pixel Watches have three potential hardware paths, but I hope Google doesn't go with the most likely one

Arm, RISC-V, or Oryon. Google has a few options to consider when developing future Pixel Watch models.

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Samsung should 'feel threatened' by Motorola's excellent Razr strategy

Motorola has clearly found a winning strategy with the new Razr Plus 2024, and analysts believe Samsung should feel threatened by its latest foldables.

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The affordable Galaxy Watch FE might be what Wear OS really needs

The Galaxy Watch FE may be a Watch 4 reboot, but it's a good alternative to the expensive Wear OS watches we've been getting.

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Ten years later, OnePlus is still trying to find its footing in the US

A look into One Plus' strategy in the U.S. and what the brand's future looks like.

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The Galaxy Fit 3 isn't coming to the US, and here's why

Fitness band sales have fallen from 80 million to 35 million in the past few years, but the Galaxy Fit 3 could still have sold in high numbers in the United States, which is starved for good wearable bands. Here's why Samsung ignored the U.S. anyway.

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AI is the next big thing to come for your wallet

Living in the AI era, here's a deep dive into the many ways big tech companies are likely to dig into your wallet.

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Netflix, YouTube, and Spotify snub Apple's vision of VR

Many streaming services aren't allowing their apps on Apple Vision Pro, but several companies are going all-in on Apple's vision of spatial computing.

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What I want to see from smartwatches and wearables in 2024

Get ready for the AI watch wars, an explosion of smart rings and glasses, and a make-or-break moment for brands like Fitbit that need a real win to stay in the wearables game.

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Will iPhone 15 be the gaming phone we want? No, here’s why

The iPhone 15 is well on its way to launching soon, but many gamers have been wondering if Apple is serious about its commitment to gaming.

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I would love to see a cheaper Galaxy Z Flip FE take on the Motorola Razr

Motorola is set to undercut Samsung's popular Galaxy Z Flip line by launching a "marginally cheaper" Razr. Should Samsung prepare a rebuttal?

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The Apple Vision Pro is a rare opportunity for Google, Samsung, and the Quest 3

It's hard to know how many Apple users will spend their rent checks on Vision Pro headsets, but for non-iPhone users, an open-source copycat from Google and Samsung may be both more tempting and more affordable.

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Google launched the Pixel Fold instead of a Pixel Flip — here's why

First impressions of the Pixel Fold are pretty positive, but a Pixel Flip could be a good entry foldable for many users.

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The Pixel Fold isn't coming to Canada, but Google has a good reason why

Google has announced its first foldable smartphone and it's not coming to Canada. Analysts say this isn't a surprising move, here's why.

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