This archive report was first published on 23 July 2021.
July 23, 2021 - In a move to enhance smartphone camera durability, Samsung has announced that it will be the first manufacturer to use Corning Incorporated's new Gorilla Glass DX on its future products.
The Corning Gorilla Glass DX is designed to provide absolute protection for the integrated camera while allowing up to 98% of light to pass through. This is particularly important for high-end smartphones that can compete with professional digital cameras in terms of performance.
However, the camera function of these devices is often put to the test by being placed in various locations or slipping into the pocket of a coat or pants. To address this issue, Samsung will equip its next smartphones with the Corning Gorilla Glass DX, offering a high level of protection worthy of interest.
According to Corning Incorporated, the Gorilla Glass DX is a significant innovation in the field of scratch-resistant glass for optical sensors on smartphones. The company's announcement marks a new era in smartphone camera protection.
Joseph Richard, a mobile expert, notes that the camera function of smartphones is one of the main buying criteria for many consumers. With the introduction of the Gorilla Glass DX, Samsung is poised to offer a high-performance optical sensor that is protected from scratches.
