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CES 2014: Corning Demonstrates Anti-bacterial Glass

by Farhan
January 7, 2014
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It is no secret that out smartphones are breeding grounds for a host of different micro-organisms. Naturally, it’s because we never wash them. Corning, makers of Gorilla Glass, are solving that problem by infusing silver ions into the scratch resistant glass. Silver is a common anti-bacterial agent, although it is rather expensive to use in everyday life.

Corning is attempting to overcome this cost issue by using as little silver as possible; hence, the silver ion infusion. There is no word on how effective the treatment is, but it will be a relief for hypochondriacs everywhere to know their phones are no longer spreading as many germs around. Although there is no word on an anti-bacterial phone casing to go along with this new glass.

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