Sentences with phrase «back glass shatters»

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On the front and back, it has hardened glass that is the most resistant to shattering (though the company warns it's still glass and can break!).

Shattered fragments of stained glass windows destroyed at the end of the English Civil War from Christ Church Cathedral in suspiciously royalist Oxford have been stuck back together like a religious history rendered via illuminated crazy paving.

That rule explains why it's easy to shatter a glass but hard to put it back together, and why heat spontaneously flows from hot to cold but not the opposite direction.

Scampering down a back - alley fire escape, he dodged and vogued, ran like a duck, broke a window and squeezed off a shot, peering through the shattered glass with a look of pure angst.

He displays his helpless brother Eros for Death's amusement, he transforms her cosmic fortress into a shrine to her worship and he fights the Avengers — turning Wolverine's bones to rubber, suffocating Cyclops in an airtight cube, transporting Drax back in time into the age of dinosaurs, turning Thor to glass and shattering him — to prove his bravery.

While turning a corner [a left] my back driver's side window shattered and filled the back seat with bits of glass.

These work great when you have a sealed phone, but if you want the user to be able to remove the back panel quickly and easily, they just don't work: glass shatters and aluminium bends.

Glass - backed phones look nice but can shatter when dropped.

Corning's Gorilla Glass 2 protects both the front and the back, but even that tough material can crack or shatter under the right circumstances.

I had an iPhone 4 with a glass back that shattered even though I had it in a relatively bulky protective case.

And a back - down drop test completely shattered the rear panel, leaving loose shards of glass that made the handset difficult to hold.

The Galaxy S6 might have a Gorilla Glass 4 back panel, but it's still glass, and thus will inevitably shatter with a hefty enough Glass 4 back panel, but it's still glass, and thus will inevitably shatter with a hefty enough glass, and thus will inevitably shatter with a hefty enough drop.

Moto X4 feels solid and smooth in the hand thanks to its glass back and metal frame, though all the glass does feel like a shatter risk.

There's no glass back on the Galaxy S8 Active either, so there's less to shatter back there.

That said, it's better than shatter - prone glass on the Nexus 4's back.

I'm almost convinced it may be time to consider a newer phone, if so I'll buy an LG G4 or G5, swapping batteries is a must and plasic is just fine, no ugly shattered glass backs for me thank you.

Both phones have slippery glass backs that slide off desks and threaten to shatter.

S7 Edge is a bit slippery because of its edge like design and glass at the back so you are advised to use a solid back cover to prevent it from shattering on fall.

One downside of having a glass back is the vulnerability to cracks or shatter when dropped, which makes the plastic - coated aluminum body of the Pixel 2 a much better option for those who tend to be a bit careless with their phones.

While I know they may be slightly impractical — glass backs are yet another slab of glass to shatter in a drop — I really can't deny that the way they feel in the hand and the way glass reflects light is something else.

Both devices were still functional after the first back drop test, however the glass on the back shattered for the Note 8 and iPhone 8.

The back drop test, on the other hand, resulted in loose glass shards after the back panel shattered, which made the iPhone x hard to hold.