In the pic they show on the left "conventional glass" its beading. Conventional pristine glass not messed about with by polish etc, does not bead it sheets perfectly everytime with a wfp, is faster to clean and uses less water. Its glass that has any sort of polish coating on that beads and causes us problems.
If you look at the self clean glass (that doesnt) as the water dries you will notice what I call the "rainbow efect". As the water is pulled down by gravity along the top leading edge for about 1- 1/2"you may notice a rainbow/oil effect. That effect is also evident on Glass that sheets.
So pilks have put on a photo applied coating to the glass to MAKE it sheet, pity we cannot yet find something in a bottle to do the same.
To confuse further, is a 3rd type of beading glass that beads but for some reason does not leave spots. Now if we could find out why we might go some way to converting the beading glass that leaves spots into the beading glass that does not

Good topic Dave, one thats interested me for years.