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The telephone was described by Charles Bourseul for the first time.

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A blueprint was drawn by Italian Antonio Menu ci but it never became anything more

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The first telephone capable of transmitting and receiving voice with good quality was built and patented by Alexander Bell

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To produce the phone licenses were sold to different companies by the Bell Telephone Company

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A phone call was made for the first coast to coast in January 1915 by Bell.

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Model of the Bell Company from the late 1920s, still the wooden box was on the wall.

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The first telephone service was been set up from the U.S. to the U.K.
The first phones were been radio phones, but there were been fading and interference issues.

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The two-way videotelephone called the Iconophone was created by AT&T

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The necessary elements was contained inside of all it, including the bells and wasn't had a wooden box.

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The first public videophone network was set up in Nazi Germany at a trade fair. Use of the network was limited to "Aryans only."

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An electronic gizmo known as a transistor was created by John Bardeen, Walter Brattain, and William Shockley. This would replace large vacuum tube systems and allow computers to be merged with electronics, the beginnings of smartphone development.

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The Communications Satellite Act is passed, allowing the use of satellites in telecommunications.

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The prototype of a telephone with buttons for dialing with tones was created.

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A paper was published by Charles Kao and George Hockham proving that fiber optic communication was possible

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Trials begin of the first picturephone service. In July, Union Carbide Corporation started testing on the first picturephone network.
It became a failure because it was too expensive

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The first Cell phone was invented by Martin Cooper

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During the '70s and' 80s. The centrals were became digital-computerized and were able to offer various services

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The first automated commercial cellular network, was called 1G Generation, was launched in Japan. At the same time, the Nordic Mobile Telephone system was established in Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden.

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DynaTac mobile telephone was released by Motorola in 1983. Nicknamed "The Brick," it had one hour of talk time and eight hours of standby.

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The lightest cellular device in the market was developed by Motorola. The phone was called the MicroTAC and weighs in at only 12 ounces.

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The world's first commercial text message was sent out in 1992. It was written and sent by the employees of a company known as Logica CMG.

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The first smartphones was came out for the public to buy. The smartphone called Simon was created by IBM Wich had a touch screen and could sent and receive faxes

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The first personal communications was opened by Sprint. It was the first cellular network designed for private use for individuals who own cellular phones.

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66 satellites were put into place by a company called Iridium. They also made the first hand-held satellite phones, replacing "bag" phones with ones that were much less cumbersome

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The telephones became smaller, with greater reach, with camera, radio, music, applications.

2G and 3G were developed in this gap

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The fourth generation of mobile phone technologies was been 4G, this technology was made life easier for users through faster browsing and the ability to use applications and watch videos with ease.

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5G technology was appeared and from this year until now, 5G technology is expected to unleash an entire ecosystem of the Internet of Things.