Redmi Band 3 has been launched in China. The smart band comes with a 1.47-inch rectangular screen with a 60Hz refresh rate and is said to offer a battery life of up to 18 days. It is equipped with several health and wellness monitoring features like heart rate, blood oxygen level and sleep cycle tracking. The smart wearable has a 5ATM rating for water resistance. It has 50 preset sports modes, supports more than 100 watch faces, and runs on Xiaomi's HyperOS.
Redmi Band 3 Price, Availability
Redmi Band 3 price in China is set at CNY 159 (roughly Rs. 1,900). It is available for purchase in the country via Xiaomi China e-store.
The smart band is offered in five colour options — black, beige, dark grey and green, pink, and yellow.
Redmi Band 3 Specifications, Features
The Redmi Band 3 sports a 1.47-inch rectangular screen with a 172 x 320 pixels resolution and a 60Hz refresh rate. The smart band measures 9.99mm in thickness and weighs 16.5g. It comes with a 5 ATM rating for water resistance. It supports more than 100 watch faces.
Redmi Band 3 is equipped with several health and wellness trackers including heart rate, blood oxygen level, and step trackers. The smart wearable also supports sleep and menstrual cycle tracking. It is said to come with 50 preset sports modes.
The Redmi Band 3 carries a 300mAh battery. With typical usage, the battery is claimed to last for up to 18 days. According to the company, the smart band can offer a battery life of up to nine days with heavy usage. The smart wearable is said to charge from 0 to 100 percent in less than two hours. It supports magnetic charging and Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity. The smart band supports WeChat and AliPay offline payments as well.
Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas hosted a Diwali dinner at Gymkhana restaurant in London recently. Glen Powell, Jack Reynor and Rebecca Corbin-Murray were amongst the guests. Pictures of the power couple were shared by a fan page dedicated to Priyanka Chopra on Instagram. For the occasion, Priyanka chose a red sheer saree, teaming it up with a blouse with a plunging neckline. She accessorized her festive look with a red bindi and bangles. Complementing her, Nick Jonas opted for a cream-coloured kurta suit. The couple can be seen exiting an eatery and smiling for the shutterbugs. Take a look at the pictures here:
The Instagram handle also shared a post from Rebecca Corbin-Murray, who attended the Diwali bash. She shared a picture from the dinner table where a pamphlet near dry fruits read, "A toast to good fortune, health and prosperity. Happy Diwali!" She captioned the post as, "Happy Diwali to everyone that celebrates this beautiful festival (lamp and firecracker emojis)." She wrote, "Thank you for the beautiful dinner and sharing this special tradition with us @priyankachopra (heart emoji)."
Priyanka shared glimpses from her Karwa Chauth celebrations with her husband and singer Nick Jonas in London. The first photo captures Priyanka sipping water while Nick holds a glass for her. Another picture shows Priyanka smiling while reading a note with Nick's name on it. She also gave a glimpse of her minimal mehendi design, which featured Nick's birthday and the number 3, alongside a heart motif on her palm. In the last picture, both Priyanka and Nick are seen smiling their heart out. Priyanka's post was accompanied by the romantic song Chand Chupa Badal Mein from the 1999 film Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam. Take a look:
The Baby John makers announced to reveal an exclusive Taster Cut of the film that will be attached with the big Diwali releases Singham Again and Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3, releasing in theatres on November 1. The makers shared an elaborate note, requesting fans not to indulge in piracy. The long note read, "As we prepare to unveil Baby John, we want to take a moment to express how much this project means to us. It's more than just a film; it's the culmination of our hard work, dedication, and passion. We've poured our hearts into creating a cinematic experience that we believe will resonate with audiences in both single screens and multiplexes alike. We're excited to announce that we will be releasing an exclusive Taster Cut of Baby John for the very first time which will be exclusively running in cinemas from 1st November and digitally worldwide from 4th November".
Requesting to respect the sanctity of their labour of love, the makers wrote in the note, "We appreciate the enthusiasm surrounding the film and kindly request that audiences respect our hard work by refraining from posting or recording content that could contribute to piracy." Take a look at the post here:
Slated for a Christmas release on December 25, Baby John features Varun Dhawan, Keerthy Suresh, Wamiqa Gabbi, Jackie Shroff and Rajpal Yadav in pivotal roles. Jawan director Atlee helmed the film. The plot of Baby John revolves around the life of Satya Verma aka Baby John, an ex-cop who fakes his death to go into hiding and raise his daughter in a safe environment. However, when Baby John's past arch-enemy Babbar Sher, played by Jackie Shroff, resurfaces, he has to protect his daughter.
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The Advanced X-ray Imaging Satellite (AXIS) project, led by MIT's Kavli Institute for Astrophysics and Space Research (MKI), is now a finalist in NASA's latest Probe Explorers programme. This mission, backed by a collaboration between MKI, the University of Maryland, and NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center, aims to investigate the most profound mysteries of the universe. If approved, AXIS will move forward with a one-year concept study, targeting a potential 2032 launch and a projected $1 billion budget.
Exploring New Frontiers in X-ray Astronomy
With Erin Kara, an MIT astrophysicist and associate professor, as the deputy principal investigator, the AXIS mission is set to revolutionise X-ray astronomy. The satellite's advanced technology will allow it to reveal unseen cosmic event. It will help trace back to the origins of massive black holes and intense galactic events. She believes AXIS is poised to answer longstanding questions that shape modern astrophysics.
Groundbreaking Technological Advances
A core component of AXIS's capabilities is its CCD focal plane, a sophisticated imaging array developed with support from MIT Lincoln Laboratory and Stanford University. With speed 100 times greater than previous instruments, this cutting-edge sensor will capture vast volumes of X-ray data, offering a view of distant, faint objects with unmatched precision. The focal plane will work with AXIS's mirror to detect the smallest details of the X-ray universe, laying the groundwork for future missions.
Building on a Legacy of Success
The AXIS mission draws on MKI's expertise in imaging technology which was previously showcased in major missions like the Chandra X-ray Observatory and the Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS). Eric Miller, leading the camera team, believes this project will significantly advance both scientific and technological progress, marking a new era in astrophysical research. The AXIS mission is poised to make a lasting impact, laying essential foundations for future explorations of the cosmos.
Ananya Panday is making headlines due to relationship rumours with former model Walker Blanco. The duo were first spotted together at a high-profile wedding, sparking speculation. Today, on Ananya's birthday, Walker shared a photo of the actress on his Instagram Stories with the caption, "Happy birthday beautiful. You are so special. I love you Anniee!" If you are curious to know more about Ananya's rumoured boyfriend, do not worry – we have got you covered. Here are some details about Walker Blanco.
1. Walker Blanco hails from Chicago, Illinois. The former model has done his schooling at Westminster Christian School in Florida, reported Hindustan Times.
2. Just like Ananya Panday, Walker Blanco also has a link to the entertainment industry. He is a former model.
3. One peek at Walker Blanco's social media will tell you about his love for animals. The ex-model routinely posts photos of exotic animals, including snakes, parrots and crocodiles, exhibiting his passion for wildlife.
4. Walker Blanco lives a luxurious lifestyle and enjoys travelling. His Instagram account, which has over 22,000 followers, shows amazing photos from a variety of excursions, including scuba diving, yacht trips, trekking, and breathtaking sunsets at sea.
5. While Walker mostly keeps his personal life private, according to a Facebook post, he was in a relationship with Sylvia Guso in 2017. There is no further information about the relationship or its split.
Oh, and apart from Ananya Panday, her friends Navya Naveli Nanda, Orry and Shanaya Kapoor also follow Walker Blanco on Instagram.
Ananya Panday was previously rumoured to be dating Aditya Roy Kapur.
On the work front, Ananya Panday has captivated the audience with her back-to-back performances in OTT projects including, Kho Gaye Hum Kahan, Call Me Bae and CTRL. Next, the actress will be seen in the second season of Call Me Bae.
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Ananya Panday is celebrating her 26th birthday today. She has been receiving birthday wishes from friends and family members since last night but the one that has caught the Internet's attention is from her rumoured boyfriend Walker Blanco. The former model shared a smiling picture of Ananya Panday on his Instagram stories. In the picture, Ananya can be seen in a high neck top and flashing her best smile into the camera. The caption reads, "Happy birthday beautiful. You are so special. I love you Anniee!" Rumours of Ananya Panday and Walker Blanco's relationship have been doing the rounds on social media since they were spotted together at the high-profile wedding of Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant in July.
Ahead of her birthday, Ananya Panday's mother Bhavana Pandey shared a throwback video from her childhood. In the video, Bhavana can be seen adorably pushing her little daughter to plant kisses on her cheeks. She wrote in the caption, "Birthday Eve. ananyapanday !!!loads of love and some forced kisses." Take a look:
Ananya Panday was previously rumoured to be dating Aditya Roy Kapur. Ananya Panday addressed the rumours of dating Aditya on the last season of Koffee With Karan 8. When Karan Johar told her, "Denying your relationships, isn't that a bit last season," she replied, "I don't think it is last season, I think it's forever. You should... I am not saying you should deny your relationships or accept them. You should just do what works for you and I think some things are private and special and it should be kept that way."
Ananya Panday has captivated the audience with her back-to-back performances in the Netflix originals Kho Gaye Hum Kahan, Call Me Bae and CTRL. She has been praised for portraying the Gen-Z girl to perfection.
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Apple on Tuesday launched a refreshed version of the Mac Mini — its compact desktop computer, building upon the unveiling of the 24-inch iMac M4 a day before. The new Mac Mini is offered in two chipset options: M4 and M4 Pro, with the latter being a new introduction. The M4 variant is claimed to deliver up to 1.7 times faster performance than the Mac Mini M1. Meanwhile, the new M4 Pro-powered desktop computer can complete 3D renders up to 2.9 times quicker in Blender.
Mac Mini With M4 Chip Price in India
The price for the the Mac Mini with M4 chip in India starts at Rs. 59,900 for the base model which comes with a 10-core CPU, a 10-core GPU, 16GB of unified memory, and 256GB of onboard SSD storage. This model can be configured with up to 24GB of RAM and 512GB of storage.
Meanwhile, the Mac Mini with the M4 Pro chip costs Rs. 1,49,900 for the 12-core CPU, 16-core GPU, 24GB of unified memory and 512GB of onboard SSD storage. Apple says users can customise the Mac Mini with up to a 14-core CPU, up to 20-core GPU, up to 64GB of unified memory, and up to 8TB of SSD storage.
There's also an option for adding 10-bit Gigabit Ethernet on both models that costs Rs. 10,000 more. The new Mac Mini can be pre-ordered today from Apple Stores and Apple authorised retailers, with shipping starting on November 8.
Mac Mini With M4 Chip Specifications
Mac Mini with M4 chip features a 10-core CPU, a 10-core GPU, up to 24GB of unified memory, and up to 512GB of onboard SSD storage. Apple says it offers up to 1.8 times CPU and up to 2.2 times GPU performance improvements over the M1 model. At 5x5 inches, the refreshed Mac Mini also comes in a much smaller form factor compared to the previous generation. It is capable of transcribing with on-device artificial intelligence (AI) speech-to-text up to 2 times faster in MacWhisper, as per the company.
Apple also introduced an even more powerful variant of the Mac Mini which is powered by an all-new M4 Pro chipset under the hood. It comprises of up to a 14-core CPU, up to a 20-core GPU, up to 64GB of unified memory and up to 8TB of SSD storage. When compared to the M2 Pro Mac Mini, this model is claimed to render motion graphics to RAM up to 2 times faster in Motion.
Both Mac Mini models come with support for Apple Intelligence — the company's suite of AI features. In terms of connectivity, it includes two USB Type-C ports with USB 3 speeds and a 3.5mm headphone jack on the front. On the back, the Mac Mini M4 gets three Thunderbolt 4 ports while the M4 Pro variant has three Thunderbolt 5 ports. Both models feature Gigabit Ethernet and an HDMI port.
Apple says this is its first carbon-neutral Mac Mini made with 50 percent recycled content overall, including 100 percent recycled aluminium in the enclosure, 100 percent recycled gold plating in all Apple-designed printed circuit boards, and 100 percent recycled rare earth elements in all magnets.
The premium smartphone segment sure is a cut-throat one. This is not because manufacturers offer impressive hardware at this price point but because we often see smartphones from the next tier receive price cuts and tip the scales for devices launched in the sub-Rs. 50,000 segment. The Vivo V40 Pro becomes a victim for two reasons. Firstly, it's priced a bit too high from the get-go. Secondly, it also has to compete with some top-tier premium smartphones like the iQoo 12, which was launched at Rs. 57,999 a year ago but currently retails at Rs. 49,999. Vivo's V40 Pro is priced at Rs. 49,999 for its base 8GB + 256GB variant, while the 12GB + 512GB variant is priced even higher at Rs. 55,999. After using it for a while, I discovered that its price tag is not its only problem.
Vivo V40 Pro Design: Slim and sexy
Dimensions - 164.36mm x 75.1mm x 7.58mm
Weight - 192g
Durability - IP68 dust and water resistance
Vivo's V40 Pro sure looks the part for a premium smartphone. The phone has a typically rounded design with curved-edge glass screens for front and rear panels. Its polycarbonate frame is flattened at the top and bottom with curved sides and rounded corners, making it very comfortable to hold. We received the Ganges Blue finish with a nice bluish colour complimented by a gorgeous texture that looks like a gradient terrain map when viewed at an angle, but altogether is supposed to be inspired by the Ganges River.
Vivo's V40 Pro has a very slim profile thanks to its 3D-curved front and rear panels
The phone is quite slim since it packs in a high-capacity battery, but that keyhole-shaped camera module stands out. You may like or hate it, but it is raised, has flat sides, and looks out of place like an afterthought. The camera module also packs in the Aura light, a V series standard for the past few years.
Vivo V40 Pro Display: Premium stuff
Display size - 6.78-inch, 1,260 x 2,800 pixels
Display type - AMOLED, 120Hz
Display protection - SCHOTT Xensation α
Vivo goes with a curved edge display for its V40 Pro like with previous models. While it's quite the opposite of the current trend (flat displays), it makes the phone feel premium and gives it a slimmer appearance. Its skinny bezels add to its premium looks, which means that Vivo manages to fit more display into a smaller footprint.
The Vivo V40 Pro has a vibrant 120Hz AMOLED panel
The display gets bright outdoors and offers HDR10+ support, meaning you can enjoy supported content on OTT apps. It is not an LTPO display, but Vivo's Smart Switch technology can switch the refresh rate between 60Hz, 90Hz and 120Hz to save battery life. Screen colours appear quite accurate in the Standard colour mode so there's no need to fidget or adjust anything here, even though the software does provide plenty of customisation. The display has an embedded fingerprint reader, which worked flawlessly during the review period.
Vivo V40 Pro Software: Typically, Vivo
Software - Funtouch OS
Version - Android 14
Software commitment - 3 years of OS and 4 years of security updates
We are expecting some bigger changes with Android 15, but Vivo's V40 Pro currently only runs the Android 14 version of Funtouch OS. The software is typically Vivo, which means it runs smoothly without hiccups. It is also loaded to the brim with third-party apps (Snapchat, Amazon, LinkedIn, Netflix, PhonePe, Facebook and Myntra) out of the box. This is followed by spammy notifications from native bloatware like the Internet browser app, which will show you notifications even if you have never launched the app. There are also two file manager apps, two gallery apps, two browsers and even two app stores, which can confuse casual users.
Vivo V-AppStore and Browser apps love to push multiple notifications on a daily basis
In terms of features, Vivo's Funtouch OS is mainly about customisation. We are awaiting a few AI features to show up with an upcoming Android 15-based update, but there's no defined date or timeline for when it will arrive.
Vivo V40 Pro Performance: Promising
Processor - MediaTek Dimensity 9200+
RAM - 8/12GB
Storage - 256/512GB
One of the few phones at this price point to pack in the MediaTek Dimensity 9200+, the Vivo V40 Pro turned out to be a solid performer in our benchmark tests, as you can see from the comparison below. It's still not as powerful as the iQoo 12, powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 SoC, but surprisingly, it goes neck and neck with the Realme GT 6, which has a Snapdragon 8s Gen 3 SoC.
Benchmarks
Vivo V40 Pro
iQoo 12
Realme GT 6
AnTuTu v10
15,07,773
19,83,471
14,05,190
PCMark Work 3.0
12,156
13,320
18,828
Geekbench 6 Single
1,830
2,225
1,944
Geekbench 6 Multi
5,191
6,726
4,895
GFXB T-rex
121
143
60
GFXB Manhattan 3.1
121
143
60
GFXB Car Chase
100
127
60
3DM Slingshot Extreme OpenGL
Maxed Out
Maxed Out
Maxed Out
3DM Slingshot
Maxed Out
Maxed Out
Maxed Out
3DM Wild Life
Maxed Out
Maxed Out
Maxed Out
3DM Wild Life Unlimited
14,922
Maxed Out
11,325
Gaming, thanks to its good CPU and GPU performance, is impressive. Heating is not an issue when playing heavy 3D games, but only when using the camera app. However, performance does not take a hit thanks to the vapour chamber cooling system.
The V40 Pro does get hot outdoors, but performance does not take much of a hit thanks to its VC cooling system
After years of waiting, we finally have stereo speakers! They are balanced and sound sufficiently loud, making the audio experience quite immersive while playing games and watching videos.
Vivo V40 Pro Cameras: Does the job
Main camera - 50-megapixel (OIS), f/1.88, AF
Ultrawide camera - 50-megapixel, f/2.0, AF
Telephoto camera - 50-megapixel, 2x optical, f/1.85, AF
Selfie camera - 50-megapixel, f/2.0, AF
With four high-resolution cameras onboard, I was expecting excellent performance across the board, given that this smartphone is priced a rupee below the 50,000 mark. But, after trying all of them out, I was a bit disappointed as only the primary camera managed to produce the expected results.
Vivo's weird-looking keyhole-shaped rear camera gets the job done but isn't the best we have seen in this segment
To make things worse, the telephoto camera only activates when a subject/object is at least 5 feet away, you can tell that it's active when you notice slightly muted colours and the obvious bump up in sharpness. Anything captured with the 2X mode selected within 5 feet will result in scaled-down photos obtained by the primary camera, and these don't look good with smeared resolved details that look bad even in daylight. In short, you will have to keep a good distance between yourself at the subject to ensure that you activate the telephoto camera to get the best quality.
Vivo V40 Pro ultrawide camera sample. (Tap image to expand)
The ultra-wide camera produces decent photos in daylight, but photos lack any resolved detail and tend to have abnormally boosted greens and blue hues. When shooting in low or dim lighting, quality drops even further, and the photos are not usable.
Vivo V40 Pro primary camera sample (Tap image to expand)
The primary camera produces vibrant photos with good details in the shadows, but the HDR system works overtime and produces exaggerated skies that will not appear the same as what's really in front of you. No matter which colour setting (Vivid, Textured, ZEISS Natural) you choose, the camera loves to bump up the reds and greens. While the details are quite good in daylight, I noticed a drop in quality when shooting low-light photos. The OIS system somehow could not keep things steady (or sharp), with details appearing a bit smeared and soft.
Vivo V40 Pro's cropped 2X image captured via the primary camera (below) and the actual 2X camera output (above) (Tap images to expand)
The telephoto camera (once you learn to trick the camera into using it) produces sharp results, provided there's enough light. Results from the portrait mode are quite good under artificial lighting as well, but it all falls apart under street lighting or dimly lit settings, as the telephoto shooter lacks OIS. The results don't look great when you zoom in low light with smeared textures with some blown out highlights in the areas under bright light.
In terms of video, 4K 60fps video delivers the best quality, as the 4K 30fps footage we captured has some problems with dynamic range and noise, which means the details were far from impressive. The same results are also reproduced when using shooting in 1080p at 30fps. Results in low light come out quite noisy when shooting at 30fps and appear a lot better at 60fps. However, stabilisation is a bit shaky when recording at 60fps, so you will have to keep your hands steady.
Vivo V40 Pro selfie camera samples. Top: daylight, bottom: low-light (Tap images to expand)
Selfies pack in good detail in daylight, but the Portrait mode's edge-detection does a passable job. Details take a hit in low light, but the camera produces decent images, provided you don't switch to the Portrait mode, where it loses a lot of resolved detail.
Vivo V40 Pro Battery: Solid
Battery capacity - 5,500mAh
Charging rate - 80W
Wireless charging - No
A 500mAh increase compared to the previous model shows that the Vivo V40 Pro delivers impressively good battery life with day-to-day usage. The phone easily lasted over a full day of heavy usage and still had about 30 percent juice left for the next day. In our standard video loop battery test, the phone managed a solid 21 hours and 10 minutes. Charging the V40 Pro was equally quick, with the device managing a 52 percent charge in 30 minutes, a 93 percent charge in an hour, and completing the process in 1 hour and 3 minutes.
Vivo V40 Pro Verdict
Vivo's V40 Pro does a fine job when it comes to design, performance and battery life but falls short when it comes to camera performance, which is where we expected it to exceed expectations. It offers some much needed upgrades like a stereo speaker and an IP68 rating, but these are features that many would expect as a standard at this price point.
With sub-Rs. 60,000 smartphones commonly making their way into the sub-Rs. 50,000 segment, the beastly iQoo 12 (Review) (from Rs. 49,999) easily beats the Vivo V40 Pro on all fronts. Google's Pixel 8a (Review) (Rs. 39,999) may not be a gaming machine, but it easily offers the best in segment AI features and very capable still cameras, while both the Xiaomi 14 Civi (Review) and the Realme GT 6 (Review) offer equally good performance at Rs. 10,000 less, making the Vivo V40 Pro hard to recommend.
A 17,000-year-old infant skeleton, found in Italy's Grotta delle Mura cave, is providing new insights into human populations during the Ice Age. Discovered in 1998, the remains were recently analyzed for DNA, allowing scientists to reconstruct aspects of the infant's appearance, ancestry, and health. The DNA results suggest that the child likely had dark skin, blue eyes, and curly hair—a combination found in other ancient European hunter-gatherers. The genetic profile connects the infant to an ancient population known as the Villabruna cluster, which lived in Europe after the Last Glacial Maximum.
This group represents an early lineage of modern Europeans, suggesting that the boy's community may have been among the earliest ancestors of later European populations.
Inherited Heart Condition Revealed
The DNA analysis also indicates that the infant may have had a genetic heart condition called hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, which causes the heart muscle to thicken. In infants, this condition can lead to congestive heart failure. This potentially explains the boy's early death at an age between seven months and one and a half years.
Teeth Analysis Reflects Health and Stress
Examination of the infant's teeth provided clues about his brief life and his mother's health. Multiple growth lines on the teeth suggest that both mother and child may have faced physiological stress, likely from malnutrition or illness, during and shortly after pregnancy. Further analysis showed that the mother remained close to her community during pregnancy, likely indicating a localized lifestyle within the Puglia region.
Preservation and Genetic Study
The child's remains was preserved in the cool environment of Grotta delle Mura. This allowed scientists to recover around 75 percent of his genome. Preservation of ancient remains in warm climates is rare, making this genetic information particularly valuable for studying early human populations.
Implications for Understanding Ice Age Populations
This research sheds light on the adaptation and migration of ancient human populations during a period of significant environmental change. Through genetic insights into the child's traits and health, scientists can better understand the lives of early Europeans and their responses to Ice Age conditions.
Timothee Chalamet surprised fans with an unexpected appearance at a lookalike contest held in New York City. The Wonka star drew cheers and screams as he mingled with attendees at Washington Square Park. Timothee Chalamet, who attempted to go incognito in a mask and baseball hat, sneaked through the crowd and approached two lookalikes who were posing for photos. The event, organised by YouTuber Anthony Po, attracted hundreds of people and promised a $50 prize for the best lookalike and drew thousands of RSVPs online.
not real timothee watching the timothee chalamet lookalike competition in the crowd pic.twitter.com/OlrrbWpsos
At the contest. the contestants also answered questions about their French language skills, their aspirations to improve the world, and their feelings about Kylie Jenner, who is rumoured to be dating Timothee Chalamet. The contest concluded with Miles Mitchell, 21, from Staten Island, winning in a Willy Wonka costume. He amused the crowd by tossing candy from a briefcase.
As per AP, one imitator was led away by police who apparently responded to the event because of the large crowd, which was forced to relocate.
Earlier this month, the makers dropped the trailer of A Complete Unknown, in which Timothee Chalamet portrays Bob Dylan. The biopic, set in the 1960s, chronicles Bob Dylan's ascent to fame and is scheduled for release in December in the US and January in the UK. The ensemble cast includes Edward Norton as Pete Seeger, Boyd Holbrook as Johnny Cash, P.J. Byrne as Harold Leventhal, Scoot McNairy as Woody Guthrie, Dan Fogler as Albert Grossman, and Will Harrison as Bob Neuwirth, among others.
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Xiaomi 15 series is expected to launch in China tomorrow (Tuesday) as the company's next-generation flagship phones, comprised of two models — Xiaomi 15 and Xiaomi 15 Pro. The smartphone lineup is confirmed to be the world's first handsets powered by Qualcomm's new Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset. Ahead of their impending debut, a company official has confirmed several specifications of both devices, including the presence of a 5X telephoto camera and 6,100mAh battery on the Xiaomi 15 Pro.
Xiaomi 15 Series Specifications Confirmed
In multiple posts on the Chinese social media platform Weibo, Xiaomi highlighted that the Xiaomi 15 Pro will be equipped with a 6,100mAh battery with an energy density of 850Wh/L — a 38 percent improvement over the Xiaomi 14 Pro, which features a 4,880mAh battery capacity.
Additionally, the purported handset will be equipped with a 2K micro-curved screen which uses customised luminous M9 material, with 1.38mm bezels and a peak brightness of 3,200 nits. The light-emitting material is said to reduce overall power consumption by 10 percent. The Xiaomi 15 Pro model will also benefit from the 10X lossless zoom feature courtesy of the 5X periscope camera. The camera unit on both phones is again confirmed to carry the Leica branding, teasers suggest.
Both the Xiaomi 15 and Xiaomi 15 Pro will be powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset paired with the company's HyperCore technology. This combination is claimed to deliver a 45 percent performance improvement over its predecessor while also reducing power consumption by 52 percent. The company also teased the power figures while playing a large-scale turn-based 3D game for a period of 11 hours in 2K resolution. As per the official, the Xiaomi 15 series will be able to maintain a frame rate of 59.4 frames per second (fps) while maintaining a temperature of 42.1 degrees Celsius.
Shah Rukh Khan swept the audience off the feet at his son Aryan's brand Dyavola's event in Dubai last night. Shah Rukh Khan greeted the audience, waved at them, blew kisses at them as well as he matched steps to the hit song Jhoome Jo Pathaan from his blockbuster film Pathaan. Shah Rukh Khan sported a brand new look at the event. He wore a jacket and a cap from the brand Dyavola. He amped up his swag and style with a pair of funky shades. Interestingly, the superstar also sported grey hair at the event. The audience couldn't hold their excitement as soon as Shah Rukh Khan danced to the song Jhoome Jo Pathaan. He also recited an iconic dialogue from his film. Several moments from the event were shared by fan pages dedicated to Shah Rukh Khan. Here's the video of the superstar dancing to his song:
The second collection of Aryan Khan's luxury streetwear clothing brand, D'yavol X, was launched on March 17. Before the launch, his sister and actress, Suhana Khan, shared a picture for promotion on her Instagram handle. In the photo, she and Aryan can be seen posing alongside their father, megastar Shah Rukh Khan. All three of them are wearing cargo pants and exuding a casually cool vibe. Standing in the centre, Suhana is sporting a cropped spaghetti top, while SRK and Aryan are wearing oversized tees from the brand. In her caption, Suhana wrote, "Triple Threat. X-2. Dropping on 17th March, only on www.dyavolx.com."
Shah Rukh Khan has had a stellar last year with three releases - Pathaan, Jawan and Dunki. While Pathaan and Jawan smashed the box office records, Dunki received a lukewarm response from the audience.
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