Gorilla Glass 6 Handles the Issue of Total Cell Phone Harm & Keep Your Phone Safe!

It should achieve the market in "the following a while."

Coming before long to a cell phone close you: it's Gorilla Glass 6, the most recent form of Corning's universal cell phone show cover. Gorilla Glass commonly sits between the show and the outside world, shielding your valuable pixels from harm. Of late, makers have been utilizing it for the back of the telephone, as well.

Consistently, Corning says the most up to date form of Gorilla Glass is superior to the last. Gorilla Glass 4 survived drops "up to 80 percent of the time" when dropped "look down from one meter," while Gorilla Glass 5 survived "80 percent of the time" from 1.6-meter drops onto a harsh surface. This new glass invention is intended to take various drops, however, with Corning saying it can survive "15 drops from 1 meter onto harsh surfaces." (One meter is somewhat more than three feet.)

This year, the organization is handling rehashed harm that is incurred on a show. While a spic and span bit of Gorilla Glass may survive any single drop, the small-scale scraped spots caused from numerous drops debilitate the show board and make it more prone to break next time. Corning says Gorilla Glass 6 should achieve the market in "the following a while."