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The document traces the development of mobile phones from 1843 to the present day. It discusses several key milestones: [1] Michael Faraday's 1843 experiments with electricity that laid the groundwork for cell phones; [2] Dr. Mahlon Loomis' 1865 development of wireless communication; [3] the 1977 debut of the first commercial cell phone in Chicago; and [4] improvements in the 1990s with 2G technology and smaller batteries. The document outlines continued advances with 3G networks in the 2000s that enabled features like cameras, Internet access, and texting, and notes that by today nearly everyone owns a mobile phone.
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- 1. How Has Mobile Phones developed? By James
- 2. Cell Phones 1843-1865 * In 1843 a man called Michael Faraday to see if space could make electricity. This guy lead to make the cell phone. * In 1865 Doctor Mahlon Loomis was the first person to communicate through a wireless atmosphere. This guy came up with a idea to transmitting and receiving messages through a wireless atmosphere. He got 50,000 for his research.
- 3. Cell Phones in 1977 Then in 1977 the first cell phone was made in Chicago and when it came out 2000 people were given a free trial. Then other places started to make cell phones. When they came out for people to buy it was huge. In 1988 the big company’s started to make cell phones and there were over 54 places all over the world making them.
- 4. Cell Phones In 1990 During the 1990’s there was lots of improvements made with the cell phones. Also 2g technology come out and the first call was made with the new technology. The second generation came out what was much slimmer faster and quieter then the previous generation. This generation is much more popular then the phones in the 1980’s. Smaller batters were made for the phones that made them not as bulky and the company's made the phones cheaper so they people can afford them. So you could get a decent phone with a 2g technology for around $200.00.
- 5. Cell Phones In 2000 In the early 2000 the new technology called 3g network what is in our phones today. These types of phones have loads more now with features like Internet that goes heaps faster also emails and Internet messaging whats texting and they made a camera for it what takes photos. Many people would rather use texting rather then voice calls. The cost of texting and calling is way more cheaper now then it used to be.
- 6. Cell Phones Today In today’s time nearly everybody in the world has a phone. There are even touch phones out like I-phones and Okia touches. All the new phones have music players on them and high detailed video and pictures. From the year 1843 to now phones have changed allot and they will keep on changing more and more in the future.
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