Your smartphone’s glass is about to get a whole lot stronger. Corning today unveiled the fifth generation of its Gorilla Glass, which it touts as being able to survive 1.6 meter (5.25 feet) drops as ...

If you've ever dropped your phone, you'll know that time seems to stand still as you reach down to check the damage. To allay this familiar feeling of doom, Corning has released details of its Gorilla ...

Ugh, that moment when you drop your phone and your screen cracks! Trust me, we’ve all been there. Now, with the all new Corning Gorilla Glass 5, the survival rate of your phone when it is dropped may ...

It's a fact of life that, as smartphones have got bigger, slimmer, and more slippery, you're increasingly likely to drop them while playing Pokemon GO and smash the display. Corning can't stop you ...

Corning’s Gorilla Glass is a touch, scratch-resistant type of glass that’s often used in smartphones to help prevent screens from scratching or cracking when they come in contact with other objects ...

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Glassmaker Corning just unveiled its newest version of Gorilla Glass, the chemically strengthened super glass that dozens of consumer electronics makers use in their devices. Called Gorilla Glass 5, ...

Corning today unveiled its next-generation Gorilla Glass product, Gorilla Glass 5. The new glass, designed to be used in mobile device displays, offers improved protection against breakage from ...

A source of anxiety for many people is the fragility of their smartphone screens. For those who prefer their phone without impact-resistant screen protectors or a bulky protective case, Corning's ...

The latest version of Corning's Gorilla Glass can survive nearly human-height drops and will be baked into new phones starting this fall. Vanessa is a lead writer at CNET, reviewing and writing about ...

It's been about two years since version four of Corning's ubiquitous protective glass rolled out, and Gorilla Glass now protects some 4.5 billion devices across the planet. So, you can probably thank ...