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How to create LLM based Chatbot for SAP HANA Cloud using RAG Application
What is a RAG application? RAG (Retrieval Augmented Generation) is like giving a super-smart robot access to a huge library of books (In our example it is SAP HANA Vector Engine) so it can find the right answers when you ask it questions. It works by blending two methods: one where the robot searches for information, and another where it generates answers. This way, the robot can understand your questions better and give you more accurate responses.
How to create LLM based Chatbot for SAP HANA Cloud using RAG Application
What is a RAG application? RAG (Retrieval Augmented Generation) is like giving a super-smart robot access to a huge library of books (In our example it is SAP HANA Vector Engine) so it can find the right answers when you ask it questions. It works by blending two methods: one where the robot searches for information, and another where it generates answers. This way, the robot can understand your questions better and give you more accurate responses.
Amazon kicks off the Prime Day 2021 frenzy with a bunch of early deals on Echo devices (and more)
Accessories Deals Amazon Wearables Audio Amazon Prime Day We may earn a commission if you make a purchase from the links on this page. Amazon's Prime Day 2021 extravaganza is underway ahead of time... sort of, with a number of the e-commerce giant's own in-house devices scoring cool discounts that are likely to stick through next week.
Samsung's Rugged Galaxy Tab Active 2 Now Available In The US
The Galaxy Tab Active 2 is the latest Android-powered tablet to come from Samsung, and from today it is available to buy in the US. This is a tablet that was first announced in October, 2017, and since then has become gradually available in a number of markets with the US now confirmed as the latest. While this is an Android tablet, it is not a typical Android tablet.
Galaxy Tab S3 With Android Oreo Gets Certified By The WFA
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 appears to have gotten one step closer to receiving the official Android Oreo update, as the tablet was recently tested by the Wi-Fi Alliance running the aforementioned mobile OS version.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 Benchmarked With 16:10 Display
A Samsung-made tablet identified by the model number SM-T835 that’s widely believed to be a member of the upcoming Galaxy Tab S4 family was found in the database of browser benchmarking tool HTML5 earlier this week, having been tested while running a custom firmware build based on Android 8.0 Oreo.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 Benchmarked With Android 8.0, SD835
A Samsung-made tablet bearing the model number SM-T835 that’s believed to be a member of the upcoming Galaxy Tab S4 family leaked online earlier this week, having been spotted in the database of Android benchmarking tool GFXBench.
Samsung Will Reportedly Bring Oreo To Several 2017 Devices | Androidheadlines.com
Samsung Will Reportedly Bring Oreo To Several 2017 Devices Samsung is allegedly working to bring Android 8.0 (Oreo) to several more of its most popular devices, according to recent reports, including the Samsung Galaxy S7, Galaxy S7 Edge, 2017 Galaxy A5, and the 2017 Galaxy A3. That list is also expected to expand to cover at least one tablet with the Galaxy Tab S3.
Samsung Galaxy Tab A 7.0 (2018) Debuts In India For $150 | Androidheadlines.com
Samsung has introduced its latest budget tablet in India, and it comes in the form of the Galaxy Tab A 7.0 (2018) with the model number SM-T285. The tablet will be available for purchase in the South Asian country starting the 5th of January, 2018, and may be bought from multiple physical stores and also from Amazon India. As far as pricing is concerned, it comes with an affordable price tag of Rs. 9,500 ($150), and customers may choose from two color options, Black or White.
Samsung Galaxy Tab A (2016) Gets Jan. 2017 Security Patch | Androidheadlines.com
Samsung Galaxy Tab A (2016) Gets Jan. 2017 Security Patch Not long after Google detailed the January 2018 Android security bulletin earlier this week, Samsung has now reportedly begun distributing the patch to one of its most inconspicuous devices, namely the low-end Galaxy Tab A 7.0 (2016) tablet.
Samsung Patents Rollable Displays With Fingerprint Scanners | Androidheadlines.com
Samsung has acquired a couple of new patents for a rollable display device equipped with a fingerprint recognition sensor. The concept has been envisioned in two different designs, however, both seem to revolve around the same idea of a cylindrical or rectangular device attached to a rollable flexible OLED display which can either be tucked away inside the cylindrical base or rolled over the square exterior.
Samsung Opens Big Online Holiday Sale For Consumers In India | Androidheadlines.com
Consumers in India who are currently looking to purchase a new smartphone or accessory may want to head over to Samsung’s official India site to check out the sale Samsung is currently running in the country. The promotions are part of a Holiday sale and are only slated to be available through December 15, with offers and deals covering a substantial portion of the products the company manufactures.
Galaxy Tab S3 Gets Netflix HDR, October Patch On Verizon | Androidheadlines.com
Verizon is now distributing a new update that contains bug fixes and new features to the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3. Installing this update will allow the tablet to support the High Dynamic Range (HDR) streaming on Netflix, while it also resolves the issue with the fingerprint setup. This software upgrade also includes the October 2017 Android security patch, which fixes several critical vulnerabilities found in the media framework of the operating system.
Bixby-Enabled Samsung Galaxy Tab A (2017) Out In Korea | Androidheadlines.com
Samsung Electronics launched the Galaxy Tab A (2017) in its home country earlier this week, having debuted a device that appears to be positioned to compete in the entry-level segment of the tablet market, yet one that still comes with a number of seemingly premium features. One such functionality is support for Bixby, the company’s artificial intelligence companion that was originally launched in South Korea earlier this year before making its way to other markets around the world.
Samsung Galaxy Tab E Now Sold By Verizon For $10.41 A Month | Androidheadlines.com
Verizon on Thursday added a new offering to its tablet portfolio, announcing that it’s now retailing the Galaxy Tab E, Samsung’s latest entry-level device aimed at consumers looking for gadgets that offer maximum value for money.
Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0 (2017) Hitting US On Nov. 1 At $229 | Androidheadlines.com
The Galaxy Tab A 8.0 (2017) will be available for purchase in the United States from Wednesday, November 1st, Samsung Electronics confirmed earlier today, adding that the device will be offered in Black and Silver, with both variants being priced at $229.99.
Samsung Debuts The Rugged Galaxy Tab Active 2 Android Tabletd | Androidheadlines.com
Samsung introduced the Galaxy Tab Active 2 earlier this week, revealing its latest offering that comes in the form of a rugged Android tablet. The device has already been the subject of multiple leaks and rumors in recent months, most of which turned out to be correct, with the South Korean tech giant revealing a slate designed in accordance with the MIL-STD-810 military standard boasting IP68-certified resistance to dust particles and water.
Galaxy Tab Active 2 Focuses Mostly On Internal Improvements | Androidheadlines.com
The Samsung Galaxy Tab Active 2 has been in the works for quite some time now and has even previously had its user manual leaked, but now there is an alleged render and new information to go along with the rumors. Moreover, the latest leak comes with some information that seems to refute at least some of the earlier suggestions regarding the internals of the device, while confirming others.
Samsung Galaxy Tab Active 2's User Manual Is Prematurely Out | Androidheadlines.com
While the Samsung Galaxy Tab Active 2 (SM-T395) continues to elude the market following several leaks and encounters with regulatory agencies, the tablet’s user manual was recently prematurely published on the company’s support page. The documentation includes instructions as well as several sketches detailing some of the tablet’s specifications, and as expected given its moniker, the slate will take the form of a rugged device wrapped in a rough, industrial-looking design.
Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0 (2017) Hits India For $276 | Androidheadlines.com
The new Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0 (2017) is now available in India, coming as an affordable tablet with mid-range specifications and a metal body. Tablets may have waned in popularity with the rise of increasingly bigger smartphones, but that hasn’t stopped Samsung from bringing new products to the market for the time being. The new Galaxy Tab A 8.0 (2017) tablet made its debut back in September after a slew of leaks and rumors which turned out to be mostly correct.
Verizon Outs Android Nougat For The Samsung Galaxy Tab E 8.0 | Androidheadlines.com
Verizon Outs Android Nougat For The Samsung Galaxy Tab E 8.0 Verizon Wireless is launching a new major software update for the Samsung Galaxy Tab E 8.0, bringing its OS version up to Android 7.1.1 Nougat and introducing Google’s security patch for the month of August. The tablet is making the jump from Android 6.0 Marshmallow and as a result, owners should expect a wide range of new software tools, background improvements, and various changes to the user interface.
Galaxy Tab A 9.7 Gets Updated To Android 7.1.1 Nougat | Androidheadlines.com
Samsung is now deploying an update that will install Android 7.1.1 Nougat to the Samsung Galaxy Tab A 9.7. The upgrade is already rolling out in several European countries, including Spain, Italy, Hungary, Germany, and Ireland. While it is no longer the latest version of Google’s operating system, Android Nougat still brings a variety of new features and improvements that should improve the user experience of the tablet.
Galaxy Tab E On US Cellular Gets Android 7.1.1 Nougat | Androidheadlines.com
Galaxy Tab E On US Cellular Gets Android 7.1.1 Nougat American carrier US Cellular is now rolling out an update that will install Android Nougat to the Samsung Galaxy Tab E. Like the recently upgraded Galaxy Tab A 9.7, this tablet is receiving Android 7.1.1 rather than Android 7.0 that is currently available on many other devices from the South Korean tech giant.
Galaxy Tab Active 2 Appears On GFXBench, Sports Exynos 7870 | Androidheadlines.com
A variant of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Tab Active 2 has appeared in the database of a popular benchmarking site, GFXBench. The database gives users a glimpse of the likely performance and internal specifications of the tablet. It seems that the Samsung Galaxy Tab Active 2 will be powered by the Exynos 7870 chipset, which contains eight ARM Cortex A53 CPUs with a maximum frequency of 1.5GHz and the Mali T-830 GPU.
Galaxy Tab A 8/9.7 Surface In Benchmarks With Android 7.1.1 | Androidheadlines.com
Galaxy Tab A 8/9.7 Surface In Benchmarks With Android 7.1.1 Samsung’s Galaxy Tab A 8.0 and 9.7 tablets have surfaced in benchmarks with Android 7.1.1 Nougat on the Geekbench website, though it is worth noting that the date in the screenshots below are from September 8th and September 11th, which was a little bit over a week ago, and the most recent listings of the Galaxy Tab A 8.0 and Galaxy Tab A 9.7 are from today showing Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow, which certainly suggests that the Nougat...
Rugged Samsung Galaxy Tab Active 2 Certified By The FCC | Androidheadlines.com
A Samsung Electronics-made tablet bearing the model number SM-T395 was certified by the United States Federal Communications Commission (FCC) earlier this month, as evidenced by a newly published set of certification documents which appeared in the agency’s public database. The device in question is widely believed to be the Galaxy Tab Active 2, a successor to the Rugged Galaxy Tab Active from 2014.
Samsung Unveils Galaxy Tab A 8.0 (2017), 2GB Of RAM In Tow | Androidheadlines.com
Samsung has just announced its new ‘Galaxy Tab A’ tablet, the Galaxy Tab A 8.0 (2017), after quite a few rumors and leaks that surfaced in the past couple of weeks. This tablet surfaced on the company’s official website in Vietnam, and that listing reveals more or less all details regarding this tablet. This tablet is made out of metal, and it comes with rather thick bezels, which is something we’re used to when it comes to tablets.
Samsung Galaxy Tab A2 S Leaks In Numerous New Renders | Androidheadlines.com
The Galaxy Tab A2 S leaked in more than half a dozen new renders earlier this week, with known industry insider Roland Quandt originally sharing its images on Thursday, noting that Samsung’s upcoming tablet will be released in two variants bearing the model numbers SM-T380 an SM-T385. The latter is presumed to be a 4G LTE-enabled unit which can accept a Nano SIM card and supposedly sell for around €300, whereas the former is likely a Wi-Fi-only device which will be around 30 percent cheaper.
Report: Samsung Galaxy Tab A2 S Will Cater To Children | Androidheadlines.com
The Galaxy Tab A 8.0 (2017) which some industry insiders believe will be marketed as the Galaxy Tab A2 S will cater to the youngest demographic, sources said earlier this week, adding that the device will compete in the entry-level segment of the market and feature a Kids Mode. It’s currently unclear whether that particular functionality will be identical to the Kids Mode app which Samsung has been pre-loading on some of its offerings for a while now, though that seems like a probable scenario.
Samsung Galaxy Tab Active 2 (SM-T395) Visits Bluetooth SIG | Androidheadlines.com
Samsung Electronics is seemingly pushing forward the development of the rumored Galaxy Tab Active 2 tablet, and in recent news the device was certified by the Bluetooth SIG, suggesting that its official unveiling is close. Unsurprisingly, the device is identified by the model number “SM-T395” which should correspond with the LTE-enabled variant, however, no other details about the product have been revealed by the regulatory agency.
Galaxy Tab A 8.0 (2017) To Launch With Bixby, Manual Reveals | Androidheadlines.com
A user manual for the Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0 (2017) appeared on Samsung’s website earlier this week, with the document detailing the components of the tablet, some of its key features, and additional safety reminders. Based on the user manual, it seems that Samsung will now begin rolling out its personal assistant Bixby to its tablet devices. Up until now, the feature was limited to the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 Plus which the firm released earlier this year.
Samsung Testing Nougat On The Galaxy A9, A9 Pro, & Tab E | Androidheadlines.com
Samsung is testing Android 7.0 Nougat on the Galaxy A9, the Galaxy A9 Pro, and the Galaxy Tab E in both the 8-inch and 9.7-inch models, which could mean that an official release of the software version for those devices may be just around the corner, though it’s just as likely that the official update could still be a couple of months away, as the details of this software being in testing comes from documents discovered at the Wi-Fi Alliance and not Samsung itself.
Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0 (2017) Gets TENAA Certification | Androidheadlines.com
A new Samsung tablet is about to make its way to the market soon enough, as the Galaxy Tab A (2017) has cleared TENAA, the Chinese equivalent of the FCC. Tablets may have dropped in popularity with the rise of smartphones with increasingly larger screens, but new models still hit the scene each year and Samsung has never been too shy about launching a slew of devices to fit all needs and budgets.
New Galaxy Tab E 8.0 (SM-T375) Models Certified By WFA | Androidheadlines.com
Three new variants of the Samsung Galaxy Tab E 8.0 (SM-T375) were certified by the Wi-Fi Alliance (WFA) earlier this week, with the standards agency originally publishing their testing documentation on Tuesday. The new devices bear the model numbers SM-T385K, SM-T385L, and SM-T385S, though it’s currently unclear whether the tablets are meant to be the successors to the device Samsung released in early 2016 or if they’re simply some unannounced testing units.
Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0 2017 LTE Edition Hits The FCC | Androidheadlines.com
Samsung appears well-primed for its upcoming Unpacked event – scheduled for August 23 – as yet another device from the company has hit the FCC, this one bearing the model number SM-T3785M. If previous rumors and leaks are to be believed, the FCC listing, which was filed on August 10 under FCC ID A3LSMT385M, appears to be linked directly to a brand new member of the company’s Galaxy Tab A 8.0 series of devices.
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