Samsung has introduced the Bespoke AI Laundry Vented Combo, an all-in-one washer and dryer that makes laundry faster and more convenient. This new model can wash and dry a full load in just 68 minutes using the Super Speed cycle.

With a 5.3 cu. ft. drum, the Bespoke AI Laundry can handle larger loads at once. Its vented design quickly dries clothes by using heat and a fan to remove moisture.

Samsung Bespoke AI Laundry Vented Combo offers several smart features to make laundry easier. Samsung’s AI Bubble technology mixes water, air, and detergent to create a foam that cleans clothes more effectively. The Steam Wash cycle also helps remove tough stains by releasing steam to deeply clean fabrics.

This model also comes with AI Opti Wash and Dry technology. It automatically detects the dirtiness and type of fabric in each load and adjusts the settings for the best wash and dry.

Moreover, the Flex Auto Dispense System automatically dispenses detergent or fabric softener. The Auto Open Door helps clothes dry fully by releasing moisture after each cycle.

The Bespoke AI Laundry Vented Combo is ENERGY STAR certified, which means it uses less energy. It also has an AI Energy Mode that reduces energy use by up to 30%. Additionally, the Less Microfiber cycle helps reduce microfibers that could harm the environment.

The machine can be controlled remotely through the SmartThings app. It allows users to start, stop, or check the status of their laundry from their phone.

The Bespoke AI Laundry Vented Combo is available for pre-order in the US. The company will launch it in Canada and Mexico in 2025. It comes in two colors – Dark Steel and Brushed Black.

Samsung introduces Bespoke AI Jet Ultra for smarter cleaning experience

Samsung is reportedly getting ready to launch its new Android-powered smart glasses with the codename “Haean,” along with its Project Moohan XR headset later this year. The smart glasses are expected to offer a more comfortable and practical option for mixed reality experiences.

The Haean glasses are reportedly (ETNews) designed to fit comfortably on different face shapes, so people can wear them for longer periods without discomfort. The glasses will have cameras and sensors that can track movement, which helps to create a more interactive experience in augmented reality.

Unlike larger and bulky headsets, such as Apple’s Vision Pro or Samsung’s own Project Moohan, which can be heavy and awkward to wear for long periods, smart glasses are lightweight and easy to wear throughout the day. This makes them a more convenient choice for people who are seeking comfort and ease while diving into augmented reality experiences.

Although full details of the Haean glasses are not confirmed yet, it’s expected they will be powered by the Snapdragon XR2 Plus Gen 2 chip, the same chip used in the Moohan headset. Also, it may include a 12MP camera and a 155mAh battery, but these features could change.

If Samsung launches the Haean smart glasses alongside the Moohan headset, it could be a big step forward in the world of mixed reality. Stay tuned for more information.

Samsung’s XR headset to feature new motion controllers for enhanced experience

Samsung is working on an XR headset, Project Moohan, which will offer a cool and interactive experience. The headset is mainly controlled with finger and hand gestures, but Samsung is also developing special motion controllers to improve the experience.

The motion controllers, with the model number ET-OI610, will work wirelessly and include motion sensors, just like other VR/AR controllers. They might not come with the headset but will help users get more accuracy, especially for activities like gaming.

The Project Moohan headset, which doesn’t have a final name yet, is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon XR series chipset and runs on Android XR. It will come with popular Google apps like Chrome, Google Maps, and YouTube.

Users will be able to run other Android apps too, but apps made specifically for XR will give a more immersive and full-screen experience. The headset also features several cameras and sensors, full RGB passthrough for seeing the real world around you, and OLEDoS displays with a high refresh rate for smoother visuals.

Additionally, the headset supports Bluetooth 5.4 and Wi-Fi 6 for faster, more reliable connections. It will be powered by an external battery pack that connects through a special USB Type-C cable.

Samsung hasn’t revealed the final name of Project Moohan, but more details may be shared soon. The company could announce the headset alongside its Galaxy Z Flip 7 and Galaxy Z Fold 7 phones in mid-2025.

Samsung reveals the first Android XR headset at MWC 2025

Last month, Samsung launched its new Galaxy S flagship series, which includes the Galaxy S25, Galaxy S25 Plus, and Galaxy S25 Ultra. The Galaxy S25 series phones arrive with Qi2 Ready. To go along with these phones, Samsung introduced several Qi2 accessories, one of which is a 3-in-1 Qi2 Wireless Charger.

This Samsung 3-in-1 Qi2 Wireless Charger was designed to charge three devices at once to make charging easier for users. These three devices include the Galaxy S25 phone, Galaxy Watch Ultra, and Galaxy Buds 3 Pro.

However, it looks like Samsung has decided to cancel this product. The company removed the product page for the charger, which often means that the product won’t be sold anymore.

Source – Samsung

At the moment, there is no official reason from Samsung for why the charger was cancelled. When companies take down a product page like this, it usually means the product won’t be available for sale. However, it’s also possible that Samsung is making changes to the charger, which is why they took down the page for now.

The 3-in-1 Qi2 Wireless Charger was listed for $129.99 in the US, but it was never actually sold anywhere. So, it’s unclear if Samsung will bring the product back in the future or if they have decided not to release it at all. We’ll have to wait for more details, stay tuned.

Samsung’s latest offering, the Galaxy S25 Ultra, features cutting-edge hardware and a refined software experience with its Android 15-based One UI 7 pre-installed. However, with the excitement, there’s a significant concern after its launch.

Everyone loved the S25 Ultra’s speed, camera, and how well it works with One UI 7. But, there’s a big security problem that might spoil the fun.

In recently released February 2025 Android security patch details, Google disclosed a serious zero-day vulnerability that has been actively exploited. This vulnerability (which can be identified as CVE-2024-53104,) affects how Android devices handle video frames, potentially leading to memory instability that hackers could exploit. Google has encouraged all Android users to update their devices promptly to reduce this risk.

Unfortunately, the Galaxy S25 Ultra is still running on the December 2024 security patch, leaving it vulnerable to this known exploit. This is particularly important because, unlike previous updates, it was urgent due to the active exploitation of the vulnerability.

Not having the newest security update on my S25 Ultra put me and other users at risk without knowing about it. This shows how important it is to get software updates quickly, especially for phones that are supposed to be the best in security (Sorry Knox!) and user experience.

Samsung now needs to act fast. The company must send out a quick update to fix this security vulnerability. People bought this phone expecting it to be very safe, so Samsung should keep its promise by protecting it from known threats.

Samsung usually reacts quickly to these problems, but the company is slow this time with the S25 Ultra (the S24 users crying in the background), which is concerning to me. The South Korean company needs to not only fix the issue but also keep their customers clearly informed about security updates.

Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra (Source – Sammyfans.com)

In the end, the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra is great, but this security problem is a big mark against it. Users should watch for updates and install them right away. Samsung needs to make this fix a priority to keep users safe and keep its top phone’s reputation intact.

I reached out to Samsung for the official response on this but didn’t receive any confirmation yet.

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