Without glass, there would be no swiping left. There’d also be no swiping right, for that matter. It seems obvious to say that glass is an important part of your smartphone’s touchscreen, but ... read more
We touch our phones a lot. The average person will tap, swipe, pinch, and drag their fingers across their phone screen more than 2,600 times a day – nearly a million times every year. That’s why ... read more
That’s the world’s strongest thinnest glass. And yes, it bends too. We recently traveled to San Francisco and New York and gave members of the media the chance to touch (and bend) our ultra-thin ... read more
We unlock our smartphones more than 100 times a day, and increasingly, instead of swiping right or in a pattern, we swipe a finger on a button, and wait for our personal key – our fingerprint – to ... read more
It’s thinner than human hair, as flexible as paper, and extremely tough. It’s a material on which engineers are building the future of smart devices. And it’s made of glass. Flexible and thin are ... read more
Bacon and eggs. Batman and Robin. Ben and Jerry. BOROFLOAT® and silicon. It’s easy to spot perfect pairs. Silicon wafers and BOROFLOAT® glass are one such duo, thanks to a unique set of ... read more
How do you protect innovation? In the case of smartphones and tablets with glass screens, you use an equally innovative glass coating. While cases are one way to protect glass screens, they’re ... read more
