https://wccftech.com/galaxy-note-20-ultra-first-smartphone-with-gorilla-glass-victus/

Last week, Gorilla Glass Victus was unveiled by Corning, stating that smartphone screens would become much difficult to break and scratch. This is much-needed nowadays because manufacturers are aiming to launch smartphones with thinner bezels, and while these look absolutely spectacular to gaze at, it does come at a cost of fragility. Samsung aims to reduce the damage inflicted upon its newly launched Galaxy Note 20 Ultra as it is the first smartphone in the world to ship with this technology.

To recap, the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra features a 6.9-inch display. That’s practically walking into the compact tablet territory, making the Note 20 Ultra most likely very difficult to hold by the average user. That’s where Gorilla Glass Victus will come into play.