[Red Badger]

Finally!................Maybe Automobile windows are next?....................

[Red Badger]

Ping!................

[rightwingcrazy]

Unbreakable, but is it scratch-proof?

[Obadiah]

3...2...1... until Apple “adopts” it and then everyone ooohs and aaahs at how innovative and great Apple is!

[Moonman62]

Another nice quality is it’s lighter weight.

[headstamp 2]

Flubber!

[Still Thinking]

They already had plastic smartphone screens. They sucked. Not nearly the clarity of glass and they scratched plus got translucent over time. No thanks.

[manc]

excellent

[redfreedom]

“Maybe Automobile windows are next?.”

What’s worse, shattered glass as with existing windows that produce multitudes of little cuts, or unbreakable glass that tear loose from their moldings on impact and rapidly move about the car interior severing limbs, including the head?

I survived a violent rollover where the glass shattered into tiny little cubes. My first realization was had it broken into larger pieces arteries could have been severed.

I might add, what saved my life was the seat belt as I could feel the centrifugal force wanting to throw me out the window, where the vehicle would have then rolled over me.

[BlueYonder]

When will someone invent bendable plastic phone casings and circuit boards?

[zeugma]

After a year's worth of use, it will be so scratched, you won't be able to read the screen. There is a reason we use glass and synthetic sapphire for screens and watch faces.

[Sam Gamgee]

I don’t know but suspect other peoples’ experience is the cracking of their phones. Once it gets a fairly long crack, it is only time before the screen becomes inoperable. It can be restored where I live but costs about $200 plus for new screen installed.

If this can solve that...