Samsung Galaxy A53 and plenty of other models received ARCore Support including Apple devices

Google is always known for its hard work and new features included in the mobile devices whether it’s on the software level or on the application level. To recall, Google did release ARCore back in 2018 initially which is known as Google Play Services for AR. It’s a software development kit developed by Google that allows the development of augmented reality applications in a step-by-step process. Now, the reports are coming out that the Samsung Galaxy A53 and plenty of other models received ARCore Support including Apple devices.

Well, the ARCore SDK offers an easy way for the developers to make AR (Augmented Reality) applications for the users. It does have another good advantage because it can work irrespective of device brands and models. But the specific device models from brands should be certified first by Google to ensure they can smoothly run ARCore apps.

It requires hardware level compatibility on mobile devices such as motion sensors, cameras, processors, etc to become eligible for the certification. Now, the good news is that plenty of newly launched devices are now supported the Google’s ARCore feature. Samsung Galaxy A53 5G model is one of them. Additionally, there are a couple of Galaxy models listed below that support ARCore.

Samsung Galaxy A23
Samsung Galaxy A33 5G
Samsung Galaxy A53 5G
Samsung Galaxy F23 5G
Samsung Galaxy M23 5G
Samsung Galaxy M33 5G
Samsung Galaxy Tab A8

Though most devices are compatible enough with AR apps these days, Google requires a manual certification for fully-fledged AR support. Apart from the Samsung Galaxy models, ARCore now also supports plenty of iPhone and iPad models that we’ve mentioned below.