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Samsung Galaxy s7 adds begin showing how different it is from competitors google has already begun teasing a version of Android without an app tray and Microsoft has already begun taking steps toward a very expensive hololens future I'm hi meri behna and if I would get a dollar for every Bon Jovi song I've heard on the street here I'd be a millionaire this is parking out daily the sort of official news today began with Samsung as it seems that their shipment crew is having some sort of issues we hear of at least two customers that have already received the galaxy s7 edge and we're still a couple of days away from that having to start on March 11 it's great news for these people hopefully that happens to a lot more customers soon we can't wait to get some coverage for you as soon as our review units arrived in other official news let's continue with Samsung the company's advertisement has already begun we know the company is legendary in this department and we highly suggest you hit the link in the description watch these ads they are hilarious but they're also kind of up to a point Samsung really wants to show people how different the Galaxy s7 is and they're pointing out to the fact that it's the only waterproof long lasting battery life expandable storage phone out there and while we kind of debate that we can't wait to prove them either right or wrong in a review as well now believe it or not these are not the only hilarious official news today Microsoft's developer kit for the hollow lens is already out developers can now get it for the amazing amount of three thousand dollars yes we know that that was going to be the price tag but it's just interesting that now that we know the price tag for the HTC vive and everything Microsoft is willing to charge so much for a product that's still not proven spill again hololens and augmented reality is very different to VR but my god just three thousand dollars just completely defeats the purpose obviously the consumer edition might change in price tag but this seems to be just another Google glass for now and speaking of virtual reality google has taken a step into making this more serious today we see that the company has now launched a new video our section in the Google store now selling you accessories that are focused on the yard we've also seen the company also deploying a certain applications that are focused on cardboard we also see Samsung doing the same thing both companies are taking the steps necessary to make this serious obviously the price tag on these products and their availability will make a big difference going forward finally the very hot news that they have to do with Google again the company has just launched a new ad on Twitter showing us the benefits of google maps but people have not really even cared about that part well people have cared about is the fact that the ad shows us a version of Android without an app tray a lot of people are panicking here because we have heard the rumors that Android n will not include an app tray google has responded to this they have the told us that that we have nothing to worry about it seems that the purpose was the show maps and not Australia the UI but hey it leads me to the question of the day tell us do you care about Google actually removing the app tray from Android I know a lot of us here at Pocket now don't care I mean we've dealt with this with other you eyes in the past but I know a lot of people are looking a big deal out of it particularly with what LG is doing with the g5 so hey we would love to know your opinion in the comments down below friends you know the way it goes if you want to get these news earlier before the video was filmed follow us on parking out kamar hit that subscribe button down below for more videos like this one you can also catch them on vessel at vessel calm / pocket now or follow me on Twitter and Jaime underscore a better on Instagram it I'm every better please give this video a thumbs up if you liked what you saw I am hi Maria better thank you very much for watching we'll see you tomorrow