El Galaxy Note 7 te ayudará a vivir como si Minority Report acabara de estrenarse en el cine con su escáner de iris que te permite escanear tus ojos para desbloquear la pantalla. El Galaxy Note 7 te permitirá incluso escribir en los bordes duales de la pantalla y tal vez garabatear notas bajo el agua. El Galaxy Note 7 llegará incluso a protegerse while you’re leading an active lifestyle. But did you also know that the Galaxy Note 7 is a Gorilla Glass 5 smartphone?
We leaked the announcement a few days ago that Corning had unveiled its latest display tech that would prevent shattering, cracks, and broken displays on impact with the elements, but we didn’t know at the time which smartphones would qualify as a Gorilla Glass 5 smartphone. Well, we now know 2 phones that will hold the title of Gorilla Glass 5 smartphone: one Samsung (Galaxy Note 7), the other Apple (iPhone 7).
Yes, the two upcoming series from these two giants in the smartphone business will be Gorilla Glass 5 smartphone title holders. There are other phones that we’re sure will qualify, such as the LG V20 (as it’s being rumored to be named de Corea), el Nexus 6P (2016) y los HTC Nexus Marlin y HTC Nexus Sailfish, así como el Moto X (2016), el Droid Turbo 3, etcétera.
A Gorilla Glass 5 smartphone will have the closest thing to drop resistance we’ve ever seen on the market, with Corning saying that the new display tech is more efficient at preventing impact and damage than any other display tech we’ve seen from the company before. This isn’t the first time Samsung’s Galaxy Note line has been the proud recipient of Corning’s Gorilla Glass tech: the Galaxy Note 4 was the first smartphone on the market to feature Gorilla Glass 4 when it was announced back in September 2014.
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