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Google, Android 16 and Samsung DeX

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Google and Samsung unite again for a DeX-powered Android 16 desktop mode

Google is integrating Samsung DeX foundations into the upcoming desktop mode for Android 16. Despite not being in the latest beta, this collaboration aims to enhance productivity workflows. The partnership may leverage Samsung's experience and user feedback to create a more refined interface.

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Google says Android 16's desktop mode is built on Dex's foundation

Android 16 includes a desktop interface Google built from Samsung DeX

Google brings smart glasses back at I/O 2025

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Exclusive: Google Sees Smart Glasses as the 'Next Frontier' for AI. And It's Not Working Alone

Google wants it to live on our faces, too.

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Google previews XR smart glasses co-developed with Samsung and Gentle Monster

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Google shows off Android XR-based glasses, announces Warby Parker team-up

I tried Google's XR glasses and they already beat my Meta Ray-Bans in 3 ways

For the first time, Google gave the public a look at its long-awaited smart glasses, which pack Gemini's assistance, in-lens displays, speakers, cameras, and mics into the form factor of traditional ...

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Making Android XR Glasses That Don’t Suck Is Going to Be Very Hard

Xreal and Google debut aura AR glasses to rival Meta’s Orion plan

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Google demos Android XR glasses at I/O with live language translation

Google has dug back into its past and introduced its latest take on smart glasses during I/O 2025. Glasses with Android XR brings Gemini AI to smart glasses thanks to an expanded partnership between Google and Samsung.

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Google turns to Warby Parker to develop smart glasses, competing with Meta's Ray-Bans

Google is partnering with Warby Parker on developing smart glasses through its Android XR platform, challenging Meta's smart Ray-Bans.

Turns out Samsung had more to do with this Android 16 long-awaited feature than we thought

Google’s Android desktop mode vision is evolving — and it’s not doing it alone this time around.