Will Samsung swing for the fences with Exynos on the Android Police podcast?
The Dodgers and Jays may be swatting and swiveling their shoulders and wrists to shreds, but the championship-level questions for the Android Police podcast this week have to do with whether Samsung will strike out on Android XR and how big of a swing it’ll take with its Exynos chips come S26 series time. It’s a Galaxy-dominated show this week, so buckle up and let’s rocket.
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00:37 | Galaxy XR
- Samsung’s Galaxy XR brings Android into the mixed reality era
- I was skeptical of the Samsung Galaxy XR — until I actually put it on
- Android XR is closer to mainstream than you think — here’s what it needs to break through
22:22 | Exynos
- Samsung’s Galaxy S26 Pro is gearing up for the big Exynos comeback
- Galaxy S26 Ultra might pack a surprisingly powerful Exynos chip
- Samsung’s Exynos 2600 chipset: A game-changer for Galaxy S26?
- I want the Exynos 2600 in the Samsung Galaxy S26, and so should you
- Google is moving further away from Samsung for its future Tensor chips
36:03 | Medley
- Qualcomm Unveils AI200 and AI250—Redefining Rack-Scale Data Center Inference Performance for the AI Era | Qualcomm
- Built to benefit everyone | OpenAI
- Amazon’s Ring now works with video surveillance company Flock | The Verge
- I took 1,000 photos with Oppo’s latest phone so you don’t have to. But maybe you should… (Becca Farsace)
- Samsung’s Galaxy S26 Edge may not be cancelled after all
- Samsung’s Galaxy S26 lineup feels like a missed opportunity waiting to happen
Excerpts from Google and ESPN Chicago (Via Bat Country).
Our regular hosts are Daniel Bader and Stephen Radochia. Our editor is Jules Wang.
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