[Hidden-tech] Apple Glass Breaking

Paul Stallman paul at alias-solutions.com
Fri Oct 19 06:30:41 EDT 2012


That all said and I feel sorry for Apple truly I do.  To answer the
original question. I've seen a lot more people with smashed I phones than
Samsung phones. I know the original verizon DROID also had problems. Could
be the new I phone design with the glass to the edge vs a rim. On the
contrary I've never seen anyone with a cracked ipad screen.
 On Oct 18, 2012 9:34 AM, "Kevin McAllister" <kevin at inresonance.com> wrote:

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> John:
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> You might read "Steve Jobs". Good sections on the ground breaking material
> science that went into the creation of the iPad/iPhone. In face, gorilla
> glass was "fast tracked" at the CEO level at Corning specifically to meet
> the needs of Apple and the iPhone/iPad.
>
> The fact that Samsung/Google/Amazon/Barnes and Noble/RIM can now make
> cheaper knockoffs of the look, function and materials of a completely new
> platform is a tribute to the pioneering engineering, programming and
> visioning done for them by Jobs and the Apple team. It is a bit amazing
> that those companies release products with the same shape, same dimensions,
> same color, same edges, same materials, same icons, same GUI look, same
> developer program, same product store - and then somehow pretend they have
> come up with some great new technological breakthrough.
> (This is not to say that Apple is without labor problems, or other
> flaws...just that the iPhone, iPad, iTunes, iPod were new platforms.)
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> Your question sounds like the PC/Windows FUD that came out weekly in the
> eternal Mac/PC wars.
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> Please don't take this as an attack on you. Sometimes I am just amazed by
> the tech press and what gets asked and discussed.
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> feeling cranky today....
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> Kevin
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> On Oct 17, 2012, at 8:06 PM, Frank Aronson wrote:
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> I'm pretty sure that Apple is using Gorilla Glass.
> On Oct 17, 2012 7:57 PM, "john coster" <john.medicineb at gmail.com> wrote:
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>> Has anyone heard about anything about Apple I-pads and I-phones being
>> manufactured with glass that is susceptible to breaking and is
>> significantly inferior to the "gorilla glass" used in some Androids?
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