Hey everybody.
Often, I read many are concerned that the iPhone's screen may be easily scratched. It's understandable, it's an investment, and many still remember the original nano issue. If you looked at it too hard, it scratched.
I remember reading however (I don't have the link) that Apple had applied for a patent on using a ceramic/polymer(?) media to use in the manufacturing of a communication device.
Several years ago, I made a suggestion on Apple's web site that they consider using a ceramic material for their ipods. The same material used in Rado watches. I own a Rado watch. They are beautiful and nearly impossible to scratch. It is diamond hard. The only way to scratch it is dragging it against corborundum or something harder.
I was wondering if anyone has any information on what substance the screen is made of. If Apple did use this substance for the screen, rest assured, it will be extremely durable.
Anyone know anything.
Let us know.

Often, I read many are concerned that the iPhone's screen may be easily scratched. It's understandable, it's an investment, and many still remember the original nano issue. If you looked at it too hard, it scratched.
I remember reading however (I don't have the link) that Apple had applied for a patent on using a ceramic/polymer(?) media to use in the manufacturing of a communication device.
Several years ago, I made a suggestion on Apple's web site that they consider using a ceramic material for their ipods. The same material used in Rado watches. I own a Rado watch. They are beautiful and nearly impossible to scratch. It is diamond hard. The only way to scratch it is dragging it against corborundum or something harder.
I was wondering if anyone has any information on what substance the screen is made of. If Apple did use this substance for the screen, rest assured, it will be extremely durable.
Anyone know anything.
Let us know.
