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Samsung has officially unveiled its first smart glasses developed in partnership with Google! The Android XR-powered glasses use Google Gemini for AI features like real-time translation, navigation, notifications, and contextual voice assistance. They can also capture photos and videos using an onboard camera. Samsung is launching the glasses in collaboration with fashion brands Gentle Monster and Warby Parker, with one model offering a bold fashion-forward design and the other a more traditional look. The first collection is set to launch later this year.

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Samsung has started beta testing a new version of Gaming Hub on Galaxy devices today. The new version of Gaming Hub, which is currently limited to South Korea, brings new and improved features. ⬇️ 1. Improved library management and accessibility based on recent play history. 2. Easier access to key controls such as mute, bookmarks, and notifications. 3. Game-specific leaderboards showing Gamebell play time and play count. 4. Expanded gamer profile customization. 5. Personalized gaming insights and recommendations. 6. A content hub integrating Galaxy Store, Google Play, and cloud gaming services. 7. Store-linked promotions and pre-order information. 8. A persistence reward system featuring daily streaks and achievement tracking Visit our website to read more such Samsung-related news. Source: Samsung Community

Why is Google I/O 2026 worth watching for Samsung Galaxy users? It is likely that Google and Samsung will offer the first look at their upcoming Android XR-powered smart glasses, featuring Gemini, during the developer conference. They could come from Gentle Monster and Warby Parker. Date: May 19, 2026 at 10:00 AM PT Visit our website for more such news about Samsung!

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Samsung Lags Rivals in Telemacro and Long-Range Zoom That pushes the current comparison score so far to: OPPO: 4.5 Samsung: 3 And it opens a much bigger paradox for the S27 Ultra, breakdown👇 sammyguru.com/samsung-vs-opp…

I finally enabled my Galaxy phone's battery protection, should have done so the week I bought it. It's easy to forget about the many features Samsung ships with One UI, and it's not like you get reminded of them often. Battery Protection is not enabled by default, so unless you enable it manually, you may continue to put stress on the battery that reduces its lifespan. You'll feel the practical difference of having this feature enabled if you're someone who changes their phone after every two or three years. This will ensure that you don't need to spend out of pocket on a battery replacement a few years down the road.

One UI 8.5 adds a subtle new haptic feedback effect to Galaxy phones. Hold the volume buttons and you'll feel gentle taps as the slider moves on-screen. Tiny change, but it genuinely makes phones feel a bit more responsive. #OneUI8_5 Check our website for more Samsung news.

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The iPhone Fold will have a 4:3 aspect ratio that is great for watching videos

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Samsung is reportedly planning to drop the telephoto camrea with 3x optical zoom for the Galaxy S27 Ultra. But don't think of it as a downgrade, as the move could bring two advantages: 1. More space left for a bigger battery 2. A lighter design Would you like that? #GalaxyS27Ultra Source: Naver

Could the Galaxy Z Flip 8 be Samsung’s last clamshell foldable? There are still no signs of Galaxy Z Flip 9 development, leading to speculation that Samsung may eventually phase out the Flip lineup in favor of larger foldables. The theory points to rising costs, limited room for design improvements, and the growing popularity of book-style foldables like the Galaxy Z Fold series. That said, it’s probably too early to jump to conclusions. Samsung only expanded the Flip lineup last year with the Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE, and the company still sells many Flip phones every year.

Galaxy S26 Ultra vs Galaxy S25 Ultra: What’s new and should you upgrade? sammobile.com/news/galaxy-s2…

Galaxy S26 Ultra Nightography explained: What’s improved this year. sammobile.com/news/samsung-g…

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May 18 is turning into a huge day for Samsung software updates. Samsung has started rolling out the stable One UI 8.5 update to several Galaxy smartphones across multiple lineups, including the Galaxy S24 series, Galaxy S23 series, Z Fold 5, Z Flip 5, A56, and A36. With the long wait leading up to the start of the One UI 8.5 rollout, it's good to see the company isn't wasting time bringing as many devices into the mix as soon as possible. Visit SamMobile for more One UI 8.5 news.

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Galaxy S24’s stable One UI 8.5 update goes global Almost a week ago, Samsung released the stable version of One UI 8.5 for the Galaxy S24, Galaxy S24+, and Galaxy S24 Ultra. Initially, the brand offered it in its home country, South Korea, then in the US, and now the company is rolling it out globally, starting with Europe. #GalaxyS24 #GalaxyS24Plus #GalaxyS24Ultra #OneUI8_5 #Europe Check the site for more Samsung news!