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However, the biggest highlight of the announcement of Samsung's Project Moohan headset we saw was the use of a modified ‘Hey Gemini’ voice command instead of ‘Hey Google.’ This is an ...

Samsung’s Project Moohan, which resembles Apple’s Vision Pro, offers features like switching between augmented and virtual reality modes, a larger field of view, and improved comfort for ...

The headset, codenamed Project Moohan, will support Google's Gemini AI assistant and will include apps optimized for a large virtual display. It is expected to launch next year, competing directly ...

Project Moohan’s hardware specifications include advanced displays optimised for immersive visuals and multi-modal inputs. The Gemini AI assistant will serve as the interface, providing ...

I’m not talking about price – at least not yet, because we don’t know how much Moohan will cost (a word of advice, Samsung: it had better cost less than $1,000) – but rather I'm looking at ...

Codenamed Moohan, the device appeared shortly after Google announced Android XR, an operating system built specifically for XR devices. Samsung, Google, and Qualcomm have reportedly worked ...

Breaking down Project Moohan further, which means “infinity” in Korean, it will be fitted with what Samsung calls “state-of-the-art displays”. Added to this will be passthrough ...

The Google presenters in the video are wearing Samsung’s upcoming “Project Moohan” headset and controlling the experience using hand gestures and Gemini voice commands. The demo highlights ...

The first headset to run Android XR will come from Samsung. It's currently codenamed Project Moohan and is on course to launch in 2025. The headset was previously confirmed by Samsung, and the ...

Dubbed Project Moohan (Korean for infinity), the headset will be the first consumer product to ship with Android XR. Technically, it’s running the same software as the glasses I tried ...