Gorilla Glass is renowned for its scratch and shatter resistance, along with its remarkable strength, allowing Ford to reduce the amount of glass material used in the GT.

When you hear the name Gorilla Glass, you probably think of smartphones or tablets. But more car manufacturers are now ...

Corning's toughest Gorilla Glass ever is a godsend for your phone—it can survive a six-foot drop. ... We’ll see how the application of the new glass ends up performing, ...

The most obvious automotive application for Gorilla Glass -- or any glass, really -- is in windows and windshields. In fact, the Ford GT supercar uses Gorilla Glass for its windshield and back window.

Now Gorilla Glass has more than 200 design wins with half of them already shipping, that's up significantly from just 8 weeks ago. The next stop is an ultra-thin bezel-less LCD TV application. The ...

Gorilla Glass: Gorilla Glass is designed to be shatter-resistant, meaning it’s less likely to break into sharp pieces when damaged. If it does break, it’s designed to form less dangerous shards.

Since its invention, the application of Gorilla Glass has been limited to consumer electronics. However, it has started to gain some popularity in the automotive industry.

Making Gorilla Glass. Glass is made up of sand, plain and simple. Sand, ... it’s clearly leaps and bounds better than what we had been using prior to it’s application in mobile technology.

Gorilla Glass DX and DX+ coming first to Samsung phones. The new Gorilla Glass DX and DX+ lenses will feature a new anti-reflective coating that will allow 98% of light to pass through.

The 159-year-old glass pioneer is ramping up production of what it calls Gorilla glass, expecting it to be the hot new face of touch-screen tablets and high-end TVs.

Objective: Understand the application of Corning Gorilla Glass in automobiles Task: The rescue team shall understand that glass removal tools and techniques currently used are effective for ...

The Gorilla Glass should be around 30 percent lighter than traditional safety glass, ... we’ll find out in a month or so how well the first application of automotive-grade Gorilla Glass works.