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Alexander Graham Bell was born in Edinburgh.
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He was educated at Edinburgh Royal High School.
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He graduated from University College and Edinburgh University.
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Bell taught diction at the School of Vocal Physiology and Speech Techniques in Boston.
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Although Bell was not a college graduate, he was appointed Professor of Vocal Physiology and Diction at Boston University for his achievements in research.
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Bell and Watson dealt with harmonic telegraphy and voice signal transmission. Bell and Watson's work was successful as a result of a coincidence. During the work, Bell knocked over a liquid-conducting vessel and called Watson as follows: "Watson, come here. I want you!" Watson heard Bell's voice over the wire and the telephone was invented.
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Development of senders and receivers of electrical telegraphs.
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Development of senders and receivers of electrical telegraphs.
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Telegram Improvement
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During this period, Bell ventured out and established his own Bell Telephone Company. In these early patent wars, the company has grown considerably. Over 150,000 people in the US have owned a phone.
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He created a technology for sound recording equipment with gramophone and tape recording.
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Bell was invited to make the first transcontinental phone call in January. From New York to San Francisco, he spoke to his former partner, Thomas Watson.
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Bell died peacefully with his wife in Nova Scotia, Canada. At his funeral that day, every phone in the North American continent was silenced for one minute in his honor.