Overview
- Google is deploying version I610UEU2AZD8 to Galaxy XR headsets, which Grace Yang announced Wednesday with a note that it delivers stability and performance optimizations based on user feedback.
- The problems began after an April software update introduced a memory leak that filled system RAM within 20 to 30 minutes, dragging frame rates down and sometimes freezing the interface.
- Early testers report smoother tracking and less lag after installing the patch, though some still see crashes and a Virtual Desktop cursor glitch that briefly garbles frames.
- Users can check for the update in Settings under Software Update, then tap Download and install, and some devices may see it later because the rollout is phased.
- Android XR is a young version of Android built for head-worn devices and is currently available mainly on Samsung’s Galaxy XR, and coverage suggests Google may outline broader plans at I/O.