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Motorola was the first company to make a handheld mobile phone. Martin Cooper, a Motorola researcher and executive, made the first mobile telephone call from handheld subscriber equipment.
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Lingo was the company's first commercial digital radio system, "offering potential systems operators and their customers the ultimate in user-friendly design, while providing clearer conversations and fewer dropped calls,
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The Synergy. The mobile gave wireless access to E-mail, Internet and Faxes. (Rabih Moghrabi/AFP/Getty Images).
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The Nokia 3310released in 1999, was one of the most popular cell phones of all time. It attracted a younger crowd for the first time with built-in games (including Snake), changeable covers and the beginning of picture messaging.
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the Samsung galaxy s-2010 had the most impressive specs available at the time. Its 1GHz ARM Hummingbird processor coupled with 512MB RAM and the most powerful graphics processing of any smartphone made it a spec-fiend's number one choice.
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It was the most powerful phone in the world at the time, beating out the likes of the Motorola Atrix with its dual-core ARM Cortex-A9 processor and 1GB of RAM, along with up to 32GB of internal storage.
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Samsung's quad-core beast was once again the most powerful handset in the world at the time of its release, and its 1080p screen was a joy to behold.
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Unveiled at MWC in Barcelona, the handset's band aid-like plastic rear was met with criticism, especially as the premium metal HTC.
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The once niggly fingerprint scanner had become lightning fast.The power of Samsung's own octa-core processor blew the competition out of the water, and its 2K Super AMOLED display was the best we've ever seen on a smartphone. It's still fantastic today.
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S6 and S6 Edge, their backs have been rounded off to make for a more comfortable, grippy shape, and the protruding camera lens is now almost flush. Samsung also improved the camera by increasing the sensor size and aperture, as well as implementing dual-pixel autofocus.
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the samsungs8 also had its fabulous display again, of course: a 2960x1440 Super AMOLED screen in 5.8in and 6.2in sizes, depending on the model. and Inside, of course, the Galaxy S8 has plenty of power, packing an Exynos 8895 processor.Gear VR support returns, of course, along with the new DeX Station, which lets you use the Galaxy S8 as the brain for a desktop.
