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Eventually they figured out that Corning had added p-nonylphenol, which is estrogenic, to the plastic, to reduce brittleness.

Smartphone glass always has been that flexible and strong, Corning have had various videos demonstrating that online for a while.

So who knows if Corning has actually created a full implementation or also just punted.

As a side note, the corning museum of glass is totally worth the trip.

Framing the display would change nothing about this equation, and the decision to use Corning glass has nothing to do with optical fusion.

Owens Corning has a trademark on the color pink for insulation.

One easy option is a silicone sealant called Dow Corning 995.

It's worth noting that Corning is a successful American manufacturer!

I thought Corning made most of their stuff in Kentucky, but perhaps I'm wrong.

Am I the only one who thinks that Corning sponsored this piece?

In the hard-hit manufacturing areas of Ohio and such, where the local Owens Corning plant has just laid off a lot of people, there are waiting lists for jobs at Walmart.

Which I suspect is doing Corning some brand damage.

Corning's specs state "Compatible with USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 devices ", so I'm still an optimist.

The iPhone display is covered by Corning’s Gorilla Glass (not sapphire).

It's a totally arbitrary color choice for a product where aesthetics doesn't factor into buyers' choices, and had become strongly associated in the public with Owens-Corning's brand.

A classic example is pink for Owens-Corning insulation.