I've never had a screen protector on any of my iPhones or iPads and never had a single scratch. I am careful with my stuff however.
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This is supposed to be gorilla glass?
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I don"t think i require a "proof" for my opinion based on my personal experience of owning both iphone 4s and iphone 5 (got my screen replaced).
I also remember reading apple made iphone 5 screen thinnner than on previous model.
Well, then in that case in my opinion you are completely off base and have no credibility whatsoever.
You registered here just to comment on my post?
Sure did just to show it was baseless and of no concern for anyone who reads it.
You registered here just to comment on my post?
No offense, but I'll have to agree with the other guy. I'd also like to see some photo which drove you to make up such title as "This is supposed to be gorilla glass?"
I got my iPhone 5 one week after it was released. If anything I treat my phone like dirt, no case, no screen protector of any sort. When I get to my office, I simply throw it on the desk, when I get in the car I throw it into my car coin storage with bunch coins, you name it I have done it. I have dents all over the phone, but my screen is just as good, it is not new but certainly doing a lot better than the screen on my watch.
But since there are no photos from any party, this is just one of those he said she said situation.
This is supposed to be gorilla glass?
Apple no longer use Gorilla Glass on iPhone 4+ devices. This is confirmed. On iPhone 4+ device Apple used their own chemically strengthened aluminosilicate glass. It isn't confirmed when Apple stopped using Gorilla Glass pre iPhone 4 but the 3GS is the last reported Apple device to use Gorilla Glass. Apple stopped using Gorilla Glass since at the time of the iPhone 4 launch, Corning couldn't meet demands so Apple develop their own factory.
Apple no longer use Gorilla Glass on iPhone 4+ devices. This is confirmed. On iPhone 4+ device Apple used their own chemically strengthened aluminosilicate glass. It isn't confirmed when Apple stopped using Gorilla Glass pre iPhone 4 but the 3GS is the last reported Apple device to use Gorilla Glass. Apple stopped using Gorilla Glass since at the time of the iPhone 4 launch, Corning couldn't meet demands so Apple develop their own factory.
