hi I'm Luke Westlake the cnet here at
Mobile World Congress in Barcelona we're
taking a look at an exciting new type of
phone waterproofing tech it's p 2 i's
dunker ball system so most waterproofing
on smartphones happens using mechanical
barriers that means that the phone has
actual bits of waterproof hardware
bolted onto the side like gaskets to
stop water getting in this technology
doesn't require those mechanical
barriers though it applies a nano
coating of a polymer and that's actually
done in a plasma chamber and what it
means is that you can take any
smartphone you don't have to have
special waterproof design and you can
make it completely waterproof I think
waterproof smartphones are great it's
definitely something that should be
standard on our phones and tablets these
days and I love the idea of not having
to make any design compromises to make
that technology waterproof you'll be
able to buy phones that use p 2 i's
dunka ball technology later this year on
luke westaway for cnet's check out cnet
com for much much more from Mobile World
Congress
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