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In his weekly column, Android Central senior content creator Nick Sutrich highlights all things VR, from new hardware to new games, upcoming technologies, and more.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
Samsung’s Galaxy XR hasn’t seen too many notable updates since the XR headset launched in late 2025, but that all changed last week when Google and Samsung brought the headset to a recent security patch and added some nice new features.<\/p>\n
Leading the pack for consumers are some quality features that make the headset more enjoyable to use in many different ways. You can easily pin virtual app windows to walls, for example, restore the size and shape of a Remote Desktop session window, and you can even ask Android XR to convert All<\/em> From 2D content to 3D.<\/p>\n