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    Phone Glass Gets Stronger, But Cracking Persists

    Smartphone manufacturers are strengthening touchscreen glass to better withstand dropping, bending and falling objects. But will stronger glass lead to fewer broken phones? (Sept. 29)
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    Create Date: 9/29/2015 4:33:53 PM 
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