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Gemini's Massive Expansion: Task Automation Hits 40+ Apps as Samsung Teases Next-Gen XR

Google's AI assistant levels up with wide-ranging app integration while Samsung offers a glimpse into the future of mixed reality.
By Blip Tech 1 min read

Google has announced a significant expansion of Gemini's capabilities, introducing task automation across more than 40 applications. Debuting alongside Samsung’s latest foldable flagship lineup—including the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra and Flip 8—the update enhances native migration tools and deepens AI integration. Additionally, Samsung showcased two new prototypes for Android XR glasses, signaling a renewed push into the wearable augmented reality market.

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