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Although the telephone was originally created for telegraphic communication, the inventor Alexander Graham Bell, forsaw commercial use for transmitting sounds through his device.
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The Candlestick telephone was popular in the late 1800s into the 1930s. This phone was made up of two pieces, the reciever stood up in front of the caller and was used like a microphone. The caller would hold the second piece next to his or her ear to listen to the person on the other end.
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The first mobile phone call was made by a cab driver.
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Memorizing phone numbers was standard practice, until caller ID was created. Now names could come up and the owner of the phone could decide whether or not they wanted to answer the phone.
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The newest cell phone of the present day is released. This phone can bend, hold thousands of pictures, videos, music, etc. The newest and best phone has arrived. Completely touch screen and totally user friendly.
