Self-healing material developed that can automatically repair smartphone displays
New material can even repair itself when it's been ripped in two
New material could help broken smartphone screens fix themselves - no tools required
Scientists have presented a new self-healing material that, they claim, could be used to keep smartphone and other displays scratch-free. The material was first unveiled in December, but will be presented...
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