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By Sagar Naresh · Posted
Is Samsung teasing a Galaxy Z Fold7 Ultra? An official press release suggests so by Sagar Naresh Bhavsar We are inching closer to the launch of this year's premium foldables from Samsung: the Galaxy Z Fold7 and the Galaxy Z Flip7. Recently, a certification revealed that the affordable Galaxy Z Flip7 FE, could also debut alongside the other two foldables. The device is expected to take on the standard Moto Razr 2025. While we were getting excited about the trio, Samsung has put out a press release to create some hype around the upcoming foldables. Interestingly, the company has put great emphasis on the "Ultra" branding, which it usually uses for its Galaxy S-series phone and previously for Note-series phones. So, does this mean, we are getting a Galaxy Z Fold7 Ultra? Time will only tell. As for the press release, it is titled "Meet the Next Chapter of Ultra" and the first line highlights how Samsung has been listening to fans that have demanded "bigger screens, better cameras and new ways to connect and create." To churn up up the hype, Samsung added, "That’s why Galaxy’s next chapter is to provide an experience that seamlessly blends artistry and engineering to elevate everyday interactions." The GIF inside the press-release reveals what looks like the Galaxy Z Fold7 (or the Galaxy Z Fold7 Ultra, if that exists). Rumors have indicated that this year's Galaxy Z Fold7 is getting taller and wider than last year's model, thanks to a bigger display. The Z Fold7 could also feature a titanium backplate to not only reduce its thickness and make it stronger but to shed some weight as well. The company then directs the attention to its AI features such as voice controls for finding the perfect eatery or shopping place, using powerful AI-powered camera features, and so on. We will get to know more about the devices in the coming weeks. By that time, let us know your thoughts, on whether you would like an Ultra foldable or want Samsung to tweak the existing model and keep the space less-crowded. -
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I've had an original, a Lite, and an OLED and I have just one question for you. How big are your hands? I got rid of all three because, simply put, they're sized for kids hands more than anything, especially the Lite. The Switch 2 is a fair bit larger but I'm not agreeing to Ninty's new EULA for the thing. -
By dismuter · Posted
Where does he say that he'll give 99% to Africa? I agree that he said that he'll give 99% of his wealth, and you quote him saying that the majority will go to Africa. The majority of 99% does not mean all of the 99%. It could mean that he'll give just above half of that.
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I am writing a search tool to search our product inventory. The relevant parts of the database structure are:
TABLE products
--product_ID (integer)
--product_name (varchar50)
--product_shortDescription (varchar255)
--product_MRNumber (varchar50)
TABLE productDescriptions
--description_ID (integer)
--product_ID (integer)
--description_text (text)
TABLE productReviews
--review_ID (integer)
--product_ID (integer)
--review_text (text)
The JOINs are kinda obvious, but the products table JOINS against both productDescriptions and productReviews on the product_ID field. Currently this is a one-to-one relationship (reviews will become one to many later, will add a user_ID field and have many reviews by many users against a single product - but that is not for now).
The fields I want to search on are:
products.product_name
products.product_shortDescription
products.product_MRNumber
productDescriptionsdescription_text
productReviewsreview_text
I have performed the following to create the FULLTEXT indices, all of which returned no errors:
However, things are NOT going well...
Firstly, if I perform the following, I get an error "Can't find FULLTEXT index matching the column list":
My GUESS is that this is down to the product_shortDescription field not being TEXT but rather VARCHAR - so no FULLTEXT can actually be applied? If so, suggestions appreciated. This shortDescription is just a very short one line description used more as a quick identifier than a full-on description.
Secondly, I am finding that certain searches are producing no results when they should be returning at least one item. For example, the following returns an empty set:
whereas this returns 7 rows:
What am I doing wrong? I would appreciate any help - sorry if I come across "noob" - I have used FULLTEXT before in MS SQL, but not within MySql...
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