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Last updated: Thursday, June 7, 2012

Until now the most well-known name in tough glass was Corning with its Gorilla Glass range, which features on many a mobile device and even a few large screen TVs. But Corning isn’t the only company developing tough cover glass, with competition coming in the form of a company claiming to have the toughest glass

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