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Alexander Graham Bell is born in Edinburgh, United Kingdom
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Alexander Graham Bell founds Volta Laboratories, the original name to Bell Laboratories
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Bell is able to successfully create and use the first known cell phone from Bell Laboratories
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Alexander Graham Bell officially creates Bell Laboratories and does not affiliate with Volta Laboratories
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Alexander Graham Bell dies at the age of 75 in Victoria County, Nova Scotia
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With the addition of the telephone, Bell Laboratories officially go by the name of Bell Telephone Laboratories
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Bell Laboratories was able to create and develop the first Synchronous-sound motion-picture system
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AT&T incorporates the research and work of Bell Laboratories into their company
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Bell Labs created the first Electrical-Relay Digital Computer
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Walter Brattain and William Shockley are able to successfully create and launch the first transistor at Bell Laboratories
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The UNIX computer operating system is created at Bell Laboratories
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William Boyle and George Smith invent the Charge-Coupled Device
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AT&T decided to split up the work that it does into 3 different companies by adding Lucent Technologies to be their new telephone company
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Steven Chu, a secretary of the Department of Energy won the Nobel Prize for the work that he did at Bell Laboratories in the 1980s
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By the turn of the century, Bell Labs and AT&T have seen much success and accomplishments as the most profound communications and technology company from the previous century
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Nokia Telecommunications company buys Lucent Technologies for a large sum of money