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Credit: Ryan Haines / Android Authority Some Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra owners have reported that their ultrawide camera is extremely shaky and unusable. Videos posted online show that this shaking results in a blurry viewfinder. A similar problem plagued early iPhone 14 Pro models, but this was fixed in a software update. The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra offers one notable camera hardware upgrade this year, namely a 50MP ultrawide camera. Unfortunately, it sounds like some users have reported a major problem with this shooter. Some Galaxy S25 Ultra owners on the likes of Reddit, Twitter, and the Samsung Community forum (via Tech Issues Today) report that the ultrawide camera is vigorously shaking or vibrating. This shaking, which is accompanied by a vibrating sound, is very noticeable in the viewfinder and makes the ultrawide camera unusable. Check out a clip below, via Redditor Emergency_Ice_5503.

Credit: Ryan Haines / Android Authority Some Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra owners have reported that their ultrawide camera is extremely shaky and unusable. Videos posted online show that this shaking results in a blurry viewfinder. A similar problem plagued early iPhone 14 Pro models, but this was fixed in a software update. The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra offers one notable camera hardware upgrade this year, namely a 50MP ultrawide camera. Unfortunately, it sounds like some users have reported a major problem with this shooter. Some Galaxy S25 Ultra owners on the likes of Reddit, Twitter, and the Samsung Community forum (via Tech Issues Today) report that the ultrawide camera is vigorously shaking or vibrating. This shaking, which is accompanied by a vibrating sound, is very noticeable in the viewfinder and makes the ultrawide camera unusable. Check out a clip below, via Redditor Emergency_Ice_5503.

Credit: Ryan Haines / Android Authority Some Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra owners have reported that their ultrawide camera is extremely shaky and unusable. Videos posted online show that this shaking results in a blurry viewfinder. A similar problem plagued early iPhone 14 Pro models, but this was fixed in a software update. The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra offers one notable camera hardware upgrade this year, namely a 50MP ultrawide camera. Unfortunately, it sounds like some users have reported a major problem with this shooter. Some Galaxy S25 Ultra owners on the likes of Reddit, Twitter, and the Samsung Community forum (via Tech Issues Today) report that the ultrawide camera is vigorously shaking or vibrating. This shaking, which is accompanied by a vibrating sound, is very noticeable in the viewfinder and makes the ultrawide camera unusable. Check out a clip below, via Redditor Emergency_Ice_5503.

Credit: Ryan Haines / Android Authority Some Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra owners have reported that their ultrawide camera is extremely shaky and unusable. Videos posted online show that this shaking results in a blurry viewfinder. A similar problem plagued early iPhone 14 Pro models, but this was fixed in a software update. The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra offers one notable camera hardware upgrade this year, namely a 50MP ultrawide camera. Unfortunately, it sounds like some users have reported a major problem with this shooter. Some Galaxy S25 Ultra owners on the likes of Reddit, Twitter, and the Samsung Community forum (via Tech Issues Today) report that the ultrawide camera is vigorously shaking or vibrating. This shaking, which is accompanied by a vibrating sound, is very noticeable in the viewfinder and makes the ultrawide camera unusable. Check out a clip below, via Redditor Emergency_Ice_5503.

Credit: Google Google’s Android XR glasses are reportedly scheduled to arrive next year. An outlet reports that Samsung and Google are jointly working on the product. This comes a few days after a Google representative publicly showed off prototype glasses. Google has been working on its Android XR platform for headsets and smart glasses for a while now, and a company representative recently revealed working prototype glasses. Now, it sounds like we might have to wait a long time to actually buy them. The Korean Economic Daily (via r/android) reports that Google and Samsung are jointly developing these Android XR glasses but that they’re only scheduled for release in 2026, citing sources familiar with the topic. There’s no word on an exact release window, but a 2026 release means we’ve got to wait for more than eight months at the bare minimum.

Credit: Google Google’s Android XR glasses are reportedly scheduled to arrive next year. An outlet reports that Samsung and Google are jointly working on the product. This comes a few days after a Google representative publicly showed off prototype glasses. Google has been working on its Android XR platform for headsets and smart glasses for a while now, and a company representative recently revealed working prototype glasses. Now, it sounds like we might have to wait a long time to actually buy them. The Korean Economic Daily (via r/android) reports that Google and Samsung are jointly developing these Android XR glasses but that they’re only scheduled for release in 2026, citing sources familiar with the topic. There’s no word on an exact release window, but a 2026 release means we’ve got to wait for more than eight months at the bare minimum.

Credit: Google Google’s Android XR glasses are reportedly scheduled to arrive next year. An outlet reports that Samsung and Google are jointly working on the product. This comes a few days after a Google representative publicly showed off prototype glasses. Google has been working on its Android XR platform for headsets and smart glasses for a while now, and a company representative recently revealed working prototype glasses. Now, it sounds like we might have to wait a long time to actually buy them. The Korean Economic Daily (via r/android) reports that Google and Samsung are jointly developing these Android XR glasses but that they’re only scheduled for release in 2026, citing sources familiar with the topic. There’s no word on an exact release window, but a 2026 release means we’ve got to wait for more than eight months at the bare minimum.

Credit: Google Google’s Android XR glasses are reportedly scheduled to arrive next year. An outlet reports that Samsung and Google are jointly working on the product. This comes a few days after a Google representative publicly showed off prototype glasses. Google has been working on its Android XR platform for headsets and smart glasses for a while now, and a company representative recently revealed working prototype glasses. Now, it sounds like we might have to wait a long time to actually buy them. The Korean Economic Daily (via r/android) reports that Google and Samsung are jointly developing these Android XR glasses but that they’re only scheduled for release in 2026, citing sources familiar with the topic. There’s no word on an exact release window, but a 2026 release means we’ve got to wait for more than eight months at the bare minimum.

Credit: Google Google’s Android XR glasses are reportedly scheduled to arrive next year. An outlet reports that Samsung and Google are jointly working on the product. This comes a few days after a Google representative publicly showed off prototype glasses. Google has been working on its Android XR platform for headsets and smart glasses for a while now, and a company representative recently revealed working prototype glasses. Now, it sounds like we might have to wait a long time to actually buy them. The Korean Economic Daily (via r/android) reports that Google and Samsung are jointly developing these Android XR glasses but that they’re only scheduled for release in 2026, citing sources familiar with the topic. There’s no word on an exact release window, but a 2026 release means we’ve got to wait for more than eight months at the bare minimum.

Credit: Google Google’s Android XR glasses are reportedly scheduled to arrive next year. An outlet reports that Samsung and Google are jointly working on the product. This comes a few days after a Google representative publicly showed off prototype glasses. Google has been working on its Android XR platform for headsets and smart glasses for a while now, and a company representative recently revealed working prototype glasses. Now, it sounds like we might have to wait a long time to actually buy them. The Korean Economic Daily (via r/android) reports that Google and Samsung are jointly developing these Android XR glasses but that they’re only scheduled for release in 2026, citing sources familiar with the topic. There’s no word on an exact release window, but a 2026 release means we’ve got to wait for more than eight months at the bare minimum.