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Google appears to have accidentally revealed the initial app lineup for Android XR through the Play Store. The listings include Virtual Desktop for PC streaming and several immersive games, suggesting robust software support at launch for Samsung’s upcoming headset.
Google has seemingly jumped the gun on revealing what apps and games will be available for the upcoming Android XR platform, according to reports from the Google Play Store. A dedicated section showcasing “immersive experiences made for your XR headset” appeared prematurely, giving the clearest indication yet of the software ecosystem awaiting early adopters.
Google appears to have accidentally revealed the initial app and game lineup for Android XR ahead of Samsung’s headset announcement. The Play Store section showcases immersive experiences including Virtual Desktop for PC streaming, suggesting robust functionality from launch.
Google has seemingly jumped the gun on Samsung’s upcoming XR headset reveal by publishing a dedicated section on the Play Store showcasing applications designed for the new Android XR platform. According to reports, the section titled “immersive experiences made for your XR headset” provides the clearest indication yet of what software will be available when Samsung’s device launches.
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Samsung has reportedly abandoned plans for a Galaxy S26 Edge successor following disappointing sales of the current S25 Edge model. According to Korean media reports, the company will discontinue the ultra-thin smartphone line after current inventory sells out. The decision comes despite Samsung’s heavy promotion of the device’s slim design and early market entry ahead of Apple’s iPhone Air.
Samsung Electronics has reportedly cancelled development of the Galaxy S26 Edge and will discontinue the current S25 Edge model once existing stock is depleted, according to reports from Korean media outlet Newspim. Sources indicate that the decision follows several months of underwhelming sales performance for the premium thin-form-factor smartphone.