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Corning's Going to Start Making 3D-Shaped Gorilla Glass

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BMW Is Going to Use Gorilla Glass in the BMW i8

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Laptops and Tablets Are Getting New Super-Durable Gorilla Glass

By Leslie Horn on at

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Your Next Smartphone Screen Will Be Able to Disinfect Itself

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The Glass on Your Phone Is Actually Shrinking Before Your Very Eyes

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Gorilla Glass an Unlikely Weapon in the Battle to Increase Car Economy

By Gary Cutlack on at

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Watch Corning Stress-Test Gorilla Glass Against the Competition (Guess What Wins)

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Gorilla Glass 3 Hands On: Somehow Even More Indestructible (Exclusive)

By Andrew Tarantola on at

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New Tougher Gorilla Glass 3 Is Coming Next Week

By Mario Aguilar on at

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The HTC One X Makes a Great Makeshift Hammer Too

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The Nokia Lumia 900 Makes For a Surprisingly Good Hammer

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Everything Would Be Better If It Was Just Made Of Glass

By Sam Gibbs on at

OK, that might be a bit of an overstatement – I still want my car to be made out of metal, just in case someone decides to drive into the side of me. But Corning’s second vision of a future world made of glass certainly looks awesome.

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Corning and Samsung Team Up for Gorilla Glass-Tough OLED

By Andrew Tarantola on at

Gorilla Glass, especially version 2.0, has earned its reputation for durability and strength. But reputation only goes so far and Samsung wants something more. That's why Cornign and Samsung are joining forces to develop a newer, better, more scratch-resistant AMOLED screens.

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How Glass Changed the World—Over and Over Again

By Rachel Swaby on at

You probably haven't given much thought to the fact that there's a slab of chemically strengthened glass in your pocket, deflecting blows from keys or change or any other hard objects might slide or scrape or scratch against it, or that the hundreds of millions of similar slices of glass lining pockets around the world wasn't possible not so long ago.