Evlotion of cell phones
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The document provides an overview of the evolution of cell phone technology from the 1970s to present day. It discusses early mobile phones from Motorola and Nokia, the rise of BlackBerry, and how smartphones from Apple and Samsung now dominate the market. Key developments included Nokia adding SMS, games, and internet to phones; the BlackBerry introducing the QWERTY keyboard and wireless internet; and Apple launching the iPhone which popularized touchscreen phones with its own operating system. The document notes that Samsung and Huawei now have the top market shares worldwide for smartphone shipments.
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