The Samsung Galaxy S23 series is still a little more than a week away from retail availability, but that doesn’t mean units aren’t being tinkered with. While the rest of us await retail devices, an exciting function appears to be uncovered with the top-tier Galaxy S23 Ultra. The newly discovered feature allows users to skip the battery while charging their phone, conserving battery health and decreasing heat buildup during intensive use.
According to YouTube channel NL Tech, the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra includes a feature named ‘Pause the USB Power Delivery’ that can be selected in the Game Launcher menu to prevent the charger from topping up the phone’s internal battery when attached to a Power Delivery charger. As a result, it decreases heat buildup on the phone, making it more comfortable to use when playing games.
Another advantage is that it potentially extends battery life because it is not constantly charging while in use. Of course, there are some requirements for this mode, the most important of which is that the phone’s battery is at least 20% charged. But that is a small concern because the benefits to the user and the phone are pretty astounding.
While this is undoubtedly wonderful news, 9to5Google has discovered that the feature is not in their possession of Galaxy S23 series phones. The news organization has contacted Samsung for more information, and we have also gone out to our contacts for clarity. With that stated, we have a little more than a week before the Galaxy S23 series hits shop shelves, so if you want to order one and get a good bargain, now is the time.
The Flash
According to entertainment insider Grace Randolph and The Wrap’s Umberto Gonzales, The Flash’s ending “stripped out” Sasha Calle’s Supergirl and Michael Keaton’s Batman at the request of DC Studios co-CEO James Gunn.
Randolph also stated that Gal Gadot’s Wonder Woman and Henry Cavill’s Superman were cut from the final cut.
The scooper went on to say that Ezra Miller’s Flash is “back to some other reality,” adding that “they’re not going to keep anything” from the film.
Will Supergirl & Batman Return?
The absence of Sasha Calle’s Supergirl and Michael Keaton’s Batman in The Flash shows that the Ezra Miller-led film has separated itself from the new DC Universe. However, it’s possible that the ending will hint at the world that James Gunn and Peter Safran are creating.
The removal of Calle’s Supergirl and Keaton’s Batman from the film means that their DC superhero portrayals will be limited to a single cameo, which is regrettable given the anticipation for their participation in The Flash.
The actress apparently had an emotional reaction to finding she was cast as Supergirl in the film, so learning she was cut from the conclusion would be sad for her.
Nonetheless, the departure of the couple does not signify the end of the line for their individual characters, owing to the presence of the Multiverse in the larger DC Universe.
If Gunn and Safran decide to do a Crisis on Infinite Earths narrative, it opens the door for some of The Flash’s and the DCEU’s characters to return in some way.