Gorilla Glass 6, the smartphone screen is (almost) indestructible

Starting next year, if your smartphone falls into your hands, it is even less likely that the screen will crash. Corning a company that manufactures hyper-resistant glbad screens for appliances, announced that the new version of Gorilla Glbad, the 6, will be still more resistant than the previous one on the l & # 39; Current iPhone and Galaxy S9 for example. A necessary step forward has seen the spread becoming larger and subject to potential damage.

Laboratory tests have shown that the Gorilla Glbad 6 can withstand about 15 falls from the smartphone of a height of one meter, even if the surface on which it strikes hard and rough. Version 5 on average could support 11 falls "only", according to the Guardian. Good news that will also affect the back of the devices, more and more glbad. Supposing that according to the company the theoretical annual number of falls of a seven smartphone means that for about two years there should be no problem of display failure. This can happen thanks to the chemical composition of the innovative product, while still using the same basic material.

Adopting the new Gorilla Glbad 6 should be all high-end smartphones that will be launched in the coming months, starting this autumn: the first could be the new iPhone in September, followed by Google Pixels in October and new Samsung models coming in the first half of 2019.