Motorola is making a big move for durability, announcing today that it will be using Corning Gorilla Glass on all of its smartphones starting later this year. This means even their most budget-friendly phones will get a boost in scratch and drop resistance, a welcome change for anyone who’s ever had a cracked screen from a minor fumble.
Durability is becoming a big concern with expensive smartphones
While Gorilla Glass is already pretty common on high-end phones, it’s not always a given for cheaper models. Motorola’s decision to switch things up ensures that even their most affordable devices won’t feel like fragile little things. They didn’t specify exactly which versions of Gorilla Glass they’ll be using, but they showcased Gorilla Glass 5 and the newer, tougher Gorilla Glass Victus 2 at a recent event.
This isn’t just good news for clumsy phone users (we’ve all been there). It also shows that Motorola is serious about making quality devices accessible to everyone, not just those with big budgets. Plus, it could give them a bit of an edge in the competitive smartphone market, where durability is always a concern.
On top of the Gorilla Glass news, Motorola also unveiled a new software feature called Smart Connect at MWC. This nifty tool lets Motorola and Lenovo devices connect to Lenovo PCs, allowing you to use the PC’s keyboard on both devices, share notifications and clipboard content, and even use your phone or tablet as a webcam or hotspot. Look for Smart Connect to land in the coming months. So, if you’re looking for a tough phone that won’t break the bank, keep an eye out for Motorola’s upcoming offerings.
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