Google used Samsung's Galaxy Unpacked event to highlight a broader push for Gemini on the latest Galaxy devices, including the new Z Fold and Z Flip lineup. The update centers on making Gemini more useful across everyday phone tasks, with automation support now reaching more than 40 apps.
That wider app support suggests Google is moving Gemini beyond simple chat features and deeper into practical device control. For users, the change points to smoother multi-step actions inside apps and a more connected AI experience on Samsung's newest foldables.
Samsung also gave a look at two additional Android XR glasses, adding to the growing interest around Google's extended reality platform. While only limited details were shared, the preview signals that Android XR hardware is expanding and that Samsung wants to be part of the next wave of AI-powered wearable computing.
On the Android side, Google also pointed to an improved native migration experience for the new phones, indicating a stronger focus on setup and switching convenience. Taken together, the announcements show Google and Samsung pushing AI, device continuity, and XR hardware at the same time as they refresh the premium foldable lineup.
