I never said it was window glass. But if it's broken by a 3ft fall it's not very crack resistant and I don't care what it's made of.
If you can believe the plaintiff in this lawsuit.... anything can be broken if enough force is brought to bear. And anything can be fixed. In this instance, the iPhone4 would still be under it's one year warranty and would be repaired or replaced. I know of people who have had cracked or shattered screens or back glass and gotten them repaired or replaced with no questions asked. Is a broken product sufficient to trigger a class action lawsuit? I would think not, except for a greedy plaintiff and lawyer in a litigious society.
The iPhone4 has the lowest rate of return for all reasons of all smart phones at just 2.4% according to companies who insure cellphones for repairs and damage.