Galaxy S9 and S9+ finally get ARcore support

In March of this year, Google revealed that support for the ARCore SDK for the Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+ will arrive "in the coming weeks". It took about two months, but the support has now arrived.
The Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9 are now on the list of devices that support the ARCore enhanced reality platform. In addition, many owners of the two phones have indicated that ARCore is already working on their devices. To use this feature, you first need to download the ARCore app from the Google Play Store. Then, install any application that uses ARCore SDK, and you can find some examples in this discussion on the Reddit social network.

If things do not work this way, you can try restarting and reinstalling apps, because this step worked for some users. In case you have not heard of ARCore before, they are a response from Google Inc. on the ARKit platform from Apple. The platform is designed to bring enhanced reality experiences to existing and upcoming Android-powered smartphones without the need for additional peripherals.

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