More Samsung phones have been certified by Google ARCore, not including the Galaxy S23 / Ultra series.

CTOnews.com, February 6 (Xinhua)-- Google's AR (augmented reality) capability is open to the public, and other vendors can use it to enhance the user experience. For example, Google uses AR in its Lens application to provide functions such as image translation. In addition, you can use Google AR in the Google Maps app to find directions.

To introduce the same AR functionality to third-party applications, Google uses its ARCore Software Development Kit (SDK) to authenticate devices, including phones and tablets. Now Google has added 15 Samsung Galaxy devices to the ARCore list. In order to obtain ARCore certification, smart phones must meet the performance benchmarks of camera operation, CPU function, sensor accuracy and so on.

The last time Google updated the list of ARCore devices was in July 2022. The following is a list of 15 ARCore-certified Samsung devices:

Galaxy A13 5G

Galaxy A22

Galaxy A52s 5G

Galaxy A73 5G

Galaxy F42 5G / Wide5

Galaxy M22

Galaxy M52 5G

Galaxy M53 5G

Galaxy S21 FE 5G

Galaxy Tab S7 FE

Galaxy Tab S7 FE 5G

Galaxy Z Fold 3 5G

Galaxy Z Flip 3 5G

Galaxy XCover 6 Pro

Galaxy Quantum 3

CTOnews.com learned that the latest Google ARCore list does not include Samsung's recently launched high-end flagship products Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23 + or Galaxy S23 Ultra. This is not to say that these devices cannot be Google ARCore certified because they are equipped with state-of-the-art hardware, but the exact reason is not clear. It is only a matter of time before the Galaxy S23 series is expected to appear on the ARCore certification list.