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Welcome to Tech News Briefing. It's Friday, May 3rd. I'm Alex Osila for the Wall Street Journal.

Coming up on today's show, how high a drop can a smartphone survive?

W.S.J. Senior Personal Technology columnist Joanna Stern took on an experiment to test

smartphone durability, and she joins us to talk about the surprising results.

And then, this week, Tesla laid off much of the team behind its supercharger network.

We'll hear about what this means for the industry and the future adoption of electric vehicles from

W.S.J. reporter Ryan Felton.

But first, back in January, the door plug of an emergency exit on an Alaska Airlines flight blew out mid-flight at 16,000 feet.

A few things were sucked out, a passenger shirt, a teddy bear, and an iPhone.

Amazingly, someone in Portland, Oregon

found that iPhone, which was on and still working.

So how did the phone survive a fall from a plane?

Especially when falls from your kitchen counter, make phones crack and break.

W.S.J. Senior Personal Technology columnist Joanna Stern took on an experiment to answer this question.

And she joins us now. Joanna generally what have

smartphone makers said about durability do we have any kind of baseline for

this? Over the years Apple, Samsung all the major phone makers have talked about improved durability to the

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