5 most expensive things Allu Arjun owns in Hyderabad

According to various reports, Allu Arjun charges a fee of Rs 14 crore and upwards for each film and has built a net worth empire of over Rs 180 crores

Mumbai: One of the most popular and bankable actors of Tollywood, Allu Arjun also known as Stylish Star of Telugu film industry, has earned a immense fan following over the years. With the flamboyant style and dancing skills, he has always been the talk of the town.

Arjun made his acting debut as a child artiste Vijetha and adult debut in the film Gangotri . At a young age itself, the ‘Pushpa’ star acquired fame and stardom with successful films like ‘Arya’, ‘Desamudru’, ‘Parugu’, etc.

Allu Arjun’s net worth, fee per movie

According to various reports, Allu Arjun charges a fee of Rs 14 crore and upwards for each film and has built a net worth empire of over Rs 180 crores. Over the years, the actor has managed to earn enough money that he can afford to splurge on whatever he likes. So, let’s have a look at five insanely expensive things owned by Arjun in Hyderabad.

1. Palatial abode nestled in the heart of city

Allu Arjun lives with his family at a luxurious house located in Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad which reportedly costs Rs 100 crore. From huge lawn to the swimming pool, everything is customized with the AA logo. Allu Arjun’s expensive and grand house is all things aesthetic.

2. Multicrore vanity van

The actor owns super expensive vanity van worth Rs 7 crore. As per GQ India report, it has been designed by Reddy Customs caravan and has been named as ‘Falcon’ by the actor. Stepping inside, the interiors have a cool silver and black colour tone, giving it a very futuristic look.

3. Range Rover

Allu Arjun purchased a black Range Rover which is priced around Rs 2.5 – 4 crore in the year 2019. He announced the same on his social media and also revealed that he named it as beast. Posing alongside the four-wheeler, he shared a photo on his social handle and wrote “New Car in the House . I named him BEAST . Everytime I buy something… there is only one thing on my mind . Gratitude. #rangerover #aabeast”

4. Hummer H2

According to a report in Times Of India, not a lot of Indian celebrities own a Hummer, however, this SUV holds a place in the garage of Allu Arjun. The price of the luxurious and swanky SUV reportedly is Rs 75 lakh.

5. Jaguar XJ L

A report by MensXP also states that the actor owns a Jaguar XJL which is worth Rs 1.2 crore.

Meanwhile, in terms of work, Allu Arjun was last in 2019 release Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo. He is currently shooting for his upcoming film Pushpa. Directed by Sukumar, the film is based on red sandalwood smuggling and stars Rashmika Mandanna in the female lead.

OnePlus Buds Z2 may come with noise cancellation, Dolby Atmos support and 38 hours of playback time

 

Before OnePlus can even confirm the existence of its Buds Z2, rumours are aplenty about the upcoming TWS earphones and a new one shares some insights onto its specifications. Here is a look.

OnePlus Buds Z2 are the next set of highly anticipated true wireless stereo (TWS) earphones in India. From what has been speculated so far, OnePlus might launch the Buds Z2 sometime in October. Rumours around the earphones are thus aplenty and a new one suggests that they will come with active noise cancellation and Dolby Atmos support.

The new tip has come from Max Jambor, known for such leaks around OnePlus and other consumer technology products. Earlier this year, he hinted that OnePlus will skip the OnePlus 9T model this year, a move that was only recently confirmed by OnePlus CEO Pete Lau. So we can expect the information by Jambor to be true as well.

About the Buds Z2, the tipster suggests that new OnePlus TWS earphones will come with Bluetooth 5.2 for connectivity, an upgrade over the Bluetooth 5.0 seen on the Buds Z. The new model will also feature the IP 55 rating for water and sweat resistance, just like the last year's TWS earphones.

A big upgrade will be the active noise cancellation (ANC) on the OnePlus Buds Z2. In addition, the new TWS earphones will also feature Dolby Atmos support, so these are the two big features that the OnePlus Buds Z missed out on.

In his tweet sharing the specifications in a rather fancy image, Jambor also hints at the battery performance of the OnePlus Buds Z2. According to him, the TWS earphones will have a playback time of up to 38 hours, accounting the battery within the charging case. As for the earbuds, they will last up to 7 hours on one full charge. Charging the Buds Z2 for 10 minutes will give a playback time of around 5 hours. This battery capacity is understandably for the use of the earphones without ANC.

Jambor mentions that the new OnePlus earphones will be available in Black and White colour options. The Black would be a new colour choice as the OnePlus Buds Z came in a White and a Silver finish instead. It is possible that OnePlus launches another special edition variant for the Buds Z2 like last time.

Previous speculations have suggested that the OnePlus Buds Z2 will come with slight design changes over the OnePlus Buds Z. There is no hint at the price though, nor the exact launch date for the OnePlus TWS earphones. Expect an announcement from OnePlus some time later in October

Xiaomi launched TWS 3 Pro as world’s first TWS earbuds with LDHC 4.0

Xiaomi has finally unveiled the new Civi smartphone and Watch Color 2 but what remained at the center of the stage is the Xiaomi TWS 3 Pro. Even though they appear to be Apple AirPod knock-offs, there are some new elements added to the design that makes it stand out from the crowd.

With this, Xiaomi TWS 3 Pro, as what the brand claims, becomes the world’s first TWS earbuds to feature LHDC 4.0 codec that’d boost audio quality to “HiFi-level”. Xiaomi has also opted for Adaptive ANC on its TWS for the first time. There is a 3-stage noise reduction, an ambient mode, and a human voice-enhancing mode involved in the entire Adaptive ANC process. The numbers suggest it can clip off noises up to 40dB which is decent for a TWS.

The new earbuds also feature spatial (or 360°) audio and come with Type-C charging. Though the company claims it to last up to 6 hours alone with ANC off, we may see these numbers varying in real-life scenarios.  There are 3 color options that are on offer, black, white, and deep forest green. The brand asserts that the buds have also been kept lighter and smaller than their predecessors, to offer increased comfort and decreased obtrusiveness.

Pricing

Xiaomi True Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones 3 Pro starts at 699 yuan (~US$92).

The sale has already gone live to pre-book the buds in China. General orders begin on October 9, 2021.

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Top iOS 15 Features and Devices Supported

 

Which iPhones get iOS 15?

Here are all the devices that can install iOS 15:

• iPhone 6s
• iPhone 6s Plus
• iPhone SE (2016)
• iPhone 7
• iPhone 7 Plus
• iPhone 8
• iPhone 8 Plus
• iPhone X
• iPhone XS
• iPhone XS Max
• iPhone XR
• iPhone 11
• iPhone 11 Pro
• iPhone 11 Pro Max
• iPhone SE (2020)
• iPhone 12 mini
• iPhone 12
• iPhone 12 Pro
• iPhone 12 Pro Max
• All iPhone 13 models
• Also the current iPod touch and the new iPod touch if and when it eventually launches.

New iPhone features in iOS 15

The iOS 15 segment of the WWDC presentation earlier this year was phenomenally dense, with dozens of upgrades and new features to cover. Here are the highlights.

FaceTime

Lots of changes are coming to FaceTime, Apple's video-calling service.

Apple is adding Spatial Audio to FaceTime, which will make each participant's audio contributions appear to come from the appropriate location on the screen. It's also working to improve audio clarity with Voice Isolation, a mode which will use machine learning to identify and remove ambient noise - although you will also have the option to instead activate Wide Spectrum audio, to deliberately include background noise.

You get some new interface options, too. You can opt for Portrait mode, which as on stills photography will blur the background and draw attention to the subject. Or use the new grid view, for a better way of seeing all the participants in a group chat rather than foregrounding the speaker.

Apple is also responding, perhaps a little belatedly, to the world's increasing reliance on video calling for work meetings. The company is letting iPhone users create FaceTime 'meetings' by generating a link that can be shared via email, iMessage and so on, or entering it as a Calendar entry.

SharePlay

SharePlay is a fascinating new feature that's connected to FaceTime but deserves its own section. It's essentially designed to let you flip out of a FaceTime chat using picture-in-picture, activate another app, and then have that app effect everyone on the call.

The most obvious application is music. You hop into the Music app without actually leaving the chat, pick a song, and then have that song plays for everyone. You can create a shared playlist and have everyone contribute tracks.

This also works for video - Apple said HBO Max, Disney+, Hulu, Twitch and TikTok are all on board - and extend the video you're watching to your Apple TV for a larger screen. And SharePlay can be used for screen-sharing, for troubleshooting or showing off gameplay.

There's a SharePlay API, so we're fascinated to see what third-party app developers come up with for this intriguing feature.

Focus

We knew a little about this feature before the event, although we didn't know it was going to be called Focus.

This allows you to create multiple bundles of settings for segments of your life. So you can create a work Focus status, and your availability, notification settings, and arrangement of apps and widgets on your Home screen will all be tailored to suit your work life. You can create another for when you're sleeping, or for your recreational time. It's the same sort of idea as Do Not Disturb While Driving, but extended to more contexts.

Another feature that could help you focus is Background Noise. This feature will deliberately generate background noise, including Ocean, Rain and River sounds. Read how to use Background Noise and play these sounds on your iPhone here: How to play Background Noise in iOS 15.

Photos

Photo search continues to improve. Spotlight search will pop up photos now, including searching for text displayed in the images.

This is connected to a feature called Live Text. If you look at a photo - either through the viewfinder, live, or in your photo library - a button will appear at the bottom right allowing your to activate Live Text. This will search for and highlight text in the image, allowing you to select, copy or interact with it - if it's a phone number, for example, you can tap and then choose to call it.

Live Text will understand seven languages at launch.

The expanded intelligence of Photos is not limited to text, however. There will also be non-textual Visual Look Up, allowing you to query the breed of a pictured dog, for example, or the identity of a work of art or landmark.

None of this is new to the tech industry, of course, and Google Photos has proved itself adept at such computational feats in the past. But it's a step forward for iOS.

Wallet

Wallet is expanding its scope to include keys - this seems particularly handy for hotel keys and workplaces - and a general-use identity card which Apple says will be accepted in airports.

Weather

Weather gets a new design, lots of attractive new animations, and new climate maps.

Maps

Talking of maps, Apple's Maps app is looking extremely appealing. It's getting lots of additional road details in cities, such as turn lanes, bus, taxi and bike lanes, and pedestrian crossings. There's an attractive nighttime view, too.

Transit directions will be more helpful, with notifications telling you when it's time to disembark and an AR feature that reorients you when you come out of a station and don't know which direction to walk.

AirPods features

Last but not least, iOS 15 brings a few features for AirPods owners, such as improved performance in the Find My app, a separation alert and the ability to read out high-priority notifications that are applicable to the context.