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Transcontiental Telephone
The transcontinental telephone line linked the Atlantic seaboard with the West Coast. -
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Cell Phones
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Phones
It used to be that you had to keep a mobile phone plugged in almost constantly or it would die in the middle of an important call. Even today, if you forget to recharge it, it will shut down. -
Tampered shaft oil-can candelstick
This is was known as the oil can because of the way the telephone looked upside down. It was invented by Stromberg Carlson. -
Phones
AT&T introduces common channel interoffice signaling, a protocol that allows software-controlled, networked computers or switches to communicate with each other using a band other than those used for voice traffic. Basically a dedicated trunk, the network separates signaling functions from the voice path, checks the continuity of the circuit, and then relays the information. -
Motorola Dyna Tac
DynaTAC is a series of cellular telephones manufactured by Motorola, Inc. from 1984 to 1994. -
Motorola Star-Tac
While the DynaTAC may have been the first portable phone, MOTO's StarTAC, was the first that was actually pocketable. -
Sony Ericsson T68i
With Bluetooth wireless, two-way MMS and simple WAP web browsing, plus e-mail tools, the T68i phone bridged the gap between the Neanderthal phones that ushered in the decade -
Sanyo SPC 5300
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Motorola Razor
They were first developed in July 2003 and were released in the market in the third quarter of 2004.[1] The V3 was the first and main phone of the series. -
Black Berry Bold
The BlackBerry Bold is a line of smartphones developed by BlackBerry, Ltd.. The family was launched in 2008 with the 9000 Model -
iPhone 4s
The iPhone 4S, retroactively iPhone 4s, is a touchscreen-based smartphone developed, manufactured, and released by Apple Inc. -
Nokia 5100
model that was announced in 2002 and released in 2003. It has a stereo FM radio built in, is a Tri-Band device with up to 300 hours standby time.[1]
