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It's a fine morning here in SF for #SamsungUnpacked and this one is a doozy. Beyond new phones, Samsung will reveal its strategy for new extended reality (XR) experiences -- which, yes, includes devices -- in partnership with Google and Qualcomm

washingtonpost.com

Looking beyond phones, Samsung plans to make ‘extended reality’ devices

Meta has leaned heavily into wearable "extended reality" headsets. Apple is expected to do the same. Now, Samsung may be entering the mix — and it has help.

6:01 PM · Feb 1, 2023

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That comes from TM Roh himself, president of Samsung's mobile electronics business. He told me Qualcomm will provide the chipsets, Samsung will handle the hardware, and software comes courtesy of Google. (It's a new version of Android meant for devices like wearable displays)