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~Johnny

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If gorilla glass is so amazing, please tell me, how did my phone scartch in my pocket?

Gorilla Glass is still quite susceptible to hairline scratching (a lot), though less so than more traditional glass. It's main point though is it's less likely to crack, chip or shatter. It's still very much scratch-able. (Infact, even in these tests, despite the glass not breaking the screens can still end up with scratches on them)

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DomZ

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Nope.

They don't have Gorilla kind of glass :p

Actually Gorilla Glass wouldn't exist if it wasn't for the iPhone (it was used in the first iPhone and Steve Jobs managed to convince the Corning CEO to revive the project when they needed strong glass for the original iPhone)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gorilla_Glass

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Actually Gorilla Glass wouldn't exist if it wasn't for the iPhone (it was used in the first iPhone and Steve Jobs managed to convince the Corning CEO to revive the project when they needed strong glass for the original iPhone)

http://en.wikipedia....i/Gorilla_Glass

That is actually true. I know about that thing

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