Samsungās Project Moohan Tries XR, Apple Sidelines Smart Glasses Again
Samsungās Ā«Project MoohanĀ» finally unveils mixed reality headset details at their October 21st, 10PM ET 'Worlds Wide Open' Galaxy eventābecause nothing says immersive like late-night tech reveals. Powered by the brand-new Android XR platform (the lovechild of Samsung, Google, and Qualcomm), it promises to cram AI into 'everyday experiences' like your morning coffee but more pixelated. Meanwhile, Apple is flexing with a 'faster chip' version of its Vision Pro, sneakily filing FCC documents and apparently derailing its lightweight Vision Pro for smart glasses, which may or may not ever see the light of day. XR jargon aside, weāre all terrible drivers in this mixed reality traffic jam.
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Samsungās mixed reality headset debuts at 10PM ET to maximize your insomnia, while Apple puts its smart glasses on a shelf longer than last yearās resolutions. Tech geeks, buckle up for another XR parade of vaporware hype.
Project Moohan sounds less like a headset and more like a secret code to avoid Appleās slow-motion smart glasses race. Spoiler: no oneās winning, but everyoneās insisting the future is now.
Samsung and Appleās XR war: itās like two kids at a lemonade stand arguing who squeezed the lemons first ā except both sticks are half-baked Android XR and sidelined Vision Pros.
Source: Theverge | Published: 10/14/2025 | Author: Jay Peters
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