The Flash Season 4 Villain Revealed, Possible Release Date

The Flash Season 4 Villain Revealed, Possible Release Date 

The Flash Season 4 will speed your way on the CW in Fall of 2017, and they're going with a different kind of villain this time.

The Flash Season 4 is already confirmed, and the CW is feeling good enough about it that they renewed it early in its season three run. The current season has been a marked improvement over the strange detours of season two, so confidence in The Flash Season 4 is pretty high around these parts.

Now, it might seem like it's still a little early to start throwing around The Flash Season 4 predictions, but a few months ago, we had our first clue about next year's big baddie. "Next season we're not going to have a speedster as the main bad guy," executive producer Andrew Kreisberg told the crowd at Paley Fest in Los Angeles. 

That's something of a relief. While, of course, season one's Eobard Thawne, the Reverse-Flash was kind of the gold standard of speedster big bads, Zoom was a little more of a mixed bag during season two. The Savitar storyline continues to unfold during season three, but it's nice to see that they're looking to explore other options next year.

So who could that be? Well, in a recent episode, we got a major clue from a minor villain. As Abra Kadabra was being led off to face his fate, Barry tried to appeal to his better nature, begging for information about Savitar. While pointing out that nobody hurt Barry as badly as Savitar will, Kadabra rattled off the names of the villains who have most impacted Barry's life, including Thawne and Zoom. But there was another name.

46 .Samsung S8 + vs Iphone 7 + Water Test

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Samsung S8 + vs  Iphone 7 +  Water Test 

Samsung recently announced its new flagship smartphones known as the Galaxy S8 and S8+, which are beautifully designed and have some very impressive specifications. Although the Galaxy S8 devices will not be available on shelves until April 21st, a number of reviewers have been able to test them out. Some of the tests that the Galaxy S8 and S8+ have been put through include speed, scratch, drop and water.

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The Galaxy S8 may make the “Edge” line obsolete. If the phone has the same curved sides as the S7 Edge (probably on a smaller body size), then it would give all of Samsung’s flagship phones -- the S8 and Note lines -- curved screens by default.

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45 .Galaxy S8 + Hammer and Knife Test

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Crazy torture test in Galaxy S8 +

The Samsung Galaxy S8 is a pretty great looking smartphone, and with its curved glass and edge-to-edge display it might be hard for a new S8 owner to cover up its gorgeous body with a pesky plastic case. A new durability test, courtesy of the always popular YouTuber suggests that even if you can’t bring yourself to encase your new  S8                                                            

In the video, a brand new S8+ heroically brushes off a rather harsh assault from both a large knife and a hammer. Eventually the rear glass panel gives way to the knife, but only after some very firm, repeated stabs right in its vulnerable midsection, while the display on the front impressively endures many, many firm hammer strikes before finally caving in. What’s perhaps even more impressive is that, even after the front display had a huge hammer hole right in its center, the rest of the screen still functioned perfectly fine, including the touchscreen controls.

As is always the case with these types of videos, there’s very little chance your phone is going to be going up against this specific type of abuse. In most cases a scratch on the screen is going to be the result of sliding into your pocket next to a set of keys rather than a knife attack, but it’s nice to know that Samsung’s newest flagship device can stand up to its fair share of abuse all on its own.