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Samsung’s Galaxy XR Launch: 4K Mixed-Reality Headset with Gemini AI and Half-Price Vision Pro

Samsung’s Galaxy XR Launch: 4K Mixed-Reality Headset with Gemini AI and Half-Price Vision Pro

Samsung is pitching Galaxy XR as a Vision Pro rival. As Reuters notes, the $1,799 price is about half of Apple’s Vision Pro reuters.com, making XR “a strong contender in the premium VR segment,” according to Counterpoint analyst Flora Tang reuters.com. Industry observers believe Google’s deep AI integration adds significant value: Moor Insights analyst Anshel Sag points out that Google’s software might add “$1,000” of perceived value by unlocking Gemini capabilities reuters.com. (By comparison, Samsung’s Galaxy XR runs on Qualcomm’s high-end XR2+ Gen2 chip and is built with 6 pass-through cameras and color passthrough for mixed reality – specs on
22 October 2025
Shocking £480 m Smartphone Claim Could Put Money Back in Your Pocket – Here’s What UK Apple and Samsung Users Need to Know

Shocking £480 m Smartphone Claim Could Put Money Back in Your Pocket – Here’s What UK Apple and Samsung Users Need to Know

Key Facts You Should Know Background: How Which? Took on Qualcomm Alleged Abuse of Market Power Qualcomm is a leading manufacturer of modem chipsets and holds patents essential for connecting smartphones to 4G networks. According to Which?, Qualcomm’s market dominance allowed it to charge handset manufacturers excessively high royalties and licensing fees, which were typically calculated as a percentage of each smartphone’s price hausfeld.com. Which? argues that these inflated fees forced Apple and Samsung to pass the costs on to consumers, resulting in higher smartphone prices or lower‑quality devices for millions of UK buyers smartphoneclaim.co.uk. The consumer organisation asserts that
6 October 2025
iOS 26 vs One UI 8: Apple’s Daring Redesign Meets Samsung’s AI-Powered Upgrade

iOS 26 vs One UI 8: Apple’s Daring Redesign Meets Samsung’s AI-Powered Upgrade

Design and User Interface Apple’s iOS 26: A Bold “Liquid Glass” Makeover. The hallmark of iOS 26 is its sweeping visual redesign. Apple has literally polished every corner of the interface with a new material design they call Liquid Glass. This is a translucent, glass-like effect that’s applied system-wide – from app backgrounds and menus to widgets and icons – creating a layered depth and sheen throughout the UI. According to Apple, “It’s crafted with Liquid Glass — a new translucent material that reflects and refracts its surroundings, bringing greater focus to content, and delivering a new level of vitality
21 September 2025
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