Motorola says Newly Introduced Droid Turbo 2 screen is unbreakable

 If we look at Mobile Repair Shops in USA , Cracked screens have become a fact of life. Unfortunately svreens are expensive to repair, to endure a lot of people only a large cut on their screens until they are ready to upgrade.

Motorola believes cracked screens soon be a thing of the past could be. In partnership with Verizon, Motorola introduced the Droid Turbo 2 on Tuesday 14^th 2016  to be the first mobile phone pretending with a shatterproof screen.

"People take it for granted that the screens would break on mobile phones," said Rick Osterloh, Chairman of Motorola, in an interview. "Our main finding was that we should not accept it."

The Droid Turbo 2 is shatterproof screen is a marvel of engineering. The screen consists of five different layers, each of which is designed shock absorber. On the back of the screen is an aluminum chassis that is connected to the rest of the screen, the (most screens up kind of float to the guts of the phone) causes the screen permanently.

The next layer is a flexible screen that looks and feels like a kind of plastic laminate. Before that a flexible contact lens layer with a flexible layer. And it's all topped off with a hard outer lens that acts as a screen saver.

"We have three years to research and development to make it," Osterloh said. "It was very difficult and took some great engineering work."

According to leading market experts like SmartIO And more Motorola says the Droid Turbo 2 unbreakable, to be allowed when they fall on hard surfaces from a height of five meters, is designed. Leading Market experts for content transfer have tested and have passed this innovative smartphone.

However, it is not an impressive achievement, and one that would be the rest of the wise smartphone industry take. Motorola says that 37% of smartphone owners have split their screens, with an exhibition every two seconds breaking.