Alexander Graham Bell was a Scottish-born scientist and inventor who is most famous for inventing the telephone in 1870, transmitting the first words "Mr. Watson, come here, I want to see you" through his device. Since Bell's first telephone, the technology has evolved tremendously, transitioning from corded phones to cordless phones to modern mobile phones that offer far more than just voice calls and have antennas that are now hidden, revolutionizing to fit consumers' changing needs.
3. WHAT DID HE DO?
The telephone!
- in 1870 Alexander Graham Bell successfully transmitted speech electrically through
the telephone.
-The first words ever to be spoken on a telephone were “Mr. Watson, come here, I
want to see you”
5. HOW HAS IT CHANGED?
Today telephones are almost becoming non exisitent. Mobile phone devices have
taken over, and do not seem to be slowing down. Since the first telephone major
changes include
Cordless Phones
Hidden Attenas
Mobile (used for more then just communicating through voice talk)
-They keep being revolutionized to fit the needs and comfort of the consumer. (which is
us all)
