Cellphone history
Autor:
Miguel Angel de Le贸n
History The history of mobile phones charts the development of devices which connect wirelessly to the public switched telephone network. The transmission of speech by radio has a long and varied history going back to Reginald Fessenden's invention and shore-to-ship demonstration of radio telephony, through the Second World War with military use of radio telephony links. Hand-held radio transceivers have been available since the 1940s. Mobile telephones for automobiles became available from some telephone companies in the 1940s.
Cellphones in 1983
was put into operation the first commercial system in the city of Chicago. With that starting point, in several countries spread cellular telephony as an alternative to conventional wireless telephony. The technology was very popular, so a few years to establish itself began to saturate the service.
Cellphones in 1996
Nokia 8810 Alternately called "banana phone", this phone was popularized in the first Matrix movie.
Cellphone in 1998
Nokia 9110 This alliteration nokia communicator series significantly reduced the weight of this precursor of the smartphone
Cellphone in 1999
Samsung SPH-M100, was a scandal because it was the first mobile phone with music capability.
Cellphone in 2000
Ericsson R320 one of the first phones with WAP browser. a version of this phone was released in China that allowed Chinese character SMS
Cellphone in 2001
Ericsson T39, This little phone was the first phone with Bluetooth capability
Cellphone in 2002
Sanyo SCP-5300, the first camera phone. despite the low quality of the images it produces, is the first.
Cellpho ne in 2003
It was the first Blackberry and its original name was Blackberry 7210
Cellph one in 2004
Sony Ericsson P910, An attractive phone with lid full internet connectivity.
Celphone in 2005
Nokia 6680 One of the first 3G phone, the Nokia 6680 was considered it was high end at the time of their release.
Cell phone in 2006
Nokia N73, this immensely popular smart phone models sold millions worldwide, and is still in wide use from 2009.
Cellphone in 2007
The original iPhone has an auto-rotation sensor, a multitouch sensor that allows multiple inputs while ignoring min or touches.
Cellphone in 2008
LG Arena, The first phone with LG 3D S class user interface. This redirects the user interface with the rotation of the phone.
Inventor of cellphone Martin Cooper (born in Chicago, Illinois, United States, June 13, 1928) is considered the father of the mobile phone. Cooper is the CEO and founder of ArrayComm, a company that works on researching smart antenna and improved wireless networking technology. It was the corporate director of "Research and Development" of the telecommunicatio ns company Motorola.
Curiotities of cellphones
There are about 4.5 billion mobile phones in the world right now - with almost half of the developing world. Almost two thirds of all mobile phone users use the backlight as a flashlight. Motorola invented the first cell phone. People throw away more than 100 million cell phones every year.
It is reported that the average Korean teenager sends more than 200,000 text messages every year! Nokia is still the largest handset maker in the world. About 60,000 are part of plan with carrier.
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Up to 60% of the radiation emitted by a cell phone will be absorbed into your head. Up to 60% of the radiation emitted by a cell phone will be absorbed into your head.
The brain waves of 70% of cell phone users are altered during use of the device. About 22% of all U.S. teens have a cellphone. Women use cell phones more than men.
9 out of 10 Americans have a cell phone. people talk on average 25 minutes a day by phone other longer.
The Americans send nearly 2 billion text messages every year! That equates to five billion messages a day. 80% of teens phone world.
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More than half of teenagers can send messages blindfolded.
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Only 2% of cell phone users recycle the phones the rest thrown away.
Most mobile phones are replaced every 12-18 months by a new, more advanced model.