Platform reach is a huge priority for us. In case you missed it: we announced support for XREAL AURA, the newest addition to Google's Android XR ecosystem and Unity's first-ever support for wired XR glasses. XREAL AURA also uses hand tracking instead of controllers - a shift the broader XR industry is making. Our recent XR Hands package updates help you make that transition too. We're excited to bring support for this groundbreaking new device 🎮✨ 🔗 Read more: #UniteSeoul2026# | @XREAL_Global @AndroidDev

This broadcast of the Red Sox vs. Yankees game on Apple Vision Pro is incredibly cool. And it's a prime example of how the device is capable of blowing away smaller AR glasses from Xreal, Viture, etc. The immersion factor is on a different level. Apple can’t give up on this.

ASUS has officially announced the Xbox Ally X20, bringing several upgrades designed to improve the handheld gaming experience. Key specs and features: - 7.4-inch OLED display - 120Hz refresh rate - AMD Ryzen Z2 Extreme processor - 24GB RAM - 1TB SSD - GuliKit TMR joysticks designed to reduce stick drift - New transforming D-pad - Action button for screenshots and recordings - Green-lit Xbox button - Improved haptics - Refined bumpers and buttons - Improved cooling ASUS is also bundling the handheld with XREAL AR glasses in some regions. The glasses let you view games on a large virtual screen while keeping the handheld portable. You can still use the Xbox Ally X20 normally on its built-in OLED display.