How mobile phones have changed over the past 40 years

How mobile phones have changed over the past 40 years - Air IT

Read on to follow the evolution of mobile phones, as we take a look back at how this technology has changed over the decades and where we're at in the present ...

How drastically cell phones have changed over the past 40 years

The decade-long delay was caused by the need to build the cellular infrastructure the phone required to operate. The phone took 10 hours to ...

How has the mobile phone evolved in 50 years? - Thales blog

In the past 50 years the mobile has certainly evolved from making phone calls, through to being a portable computer that fits in our pockets.

Smartphone History: The Timeline of a Modern Marvel

Motorola's Martin Cooper made the first cell phone call in April 1973. While carrying portable phones was not realized for ten more years, this ...

50 years of the mobile revolution - TechInformed

It was in the 90s when mobile phones really began to take off. Driven by much smaller form factors, the ability to swap batteries, and more ...

Here's how drastically cell phones have changed over the past 40 ...

Based on Bell's cell network concept, it was the world's first handheld cell phone. 10 years and a one hundred million dollar investment later, ...

The 50-year story of cell phones that changed communication

The introduction of digital communication through 2G networks and GSM in the early 1990s allowed for the development of texting, which became a ...

Mobile Phones: Looking Back 40 Years and Into the Future

As technology converged over the past 40 years, the mobile phone didn't just get smaller, sleeker and easier to use, it also became a platform ...

40 years of mobile phone evolution | WIRED Middle East

In a matter of 40 years, humans have gone from carrying electronic bricks to folding over a touchscreen device to perform the same basic function.

In pictures: How have mobile phones changed over the years? - BBC

The first mobile telephone call was made by Martin Cooper on 3 April 1973. Nicknamed 'the father of the cellphone', Martin made the first phone call to a rival ...

Timeline from 1G to 5G: A Brief History on Cell Phones - CENGN

The timeline and history from 1G to 5G took just over 40 years since the introduction of wireless cellular technology. And a lot has changed since then.

History of mobile phones - Wikipedia

Enabling technology for mobile phones was first developed in the 1940s but it was not until the mid-1980s that they became widely available. By 2011, it was ...

History of mobile phones | What was the first mobile phone? - Uswitch

Mobile phones have only been around in the last 25 years but a lot has changed.

40 Years of the Cellphone: Key Moments in Mobile History

While the cellphones of old look nothing like the devices that we use today, they quickly found a role in business and eventually began ...

Smartphone history: A complete timeline - Textline

Smartphones have forever changed the way we live, communicate, work, and stay entertained. For many, these mobile devices have replaced ...

Mobile phones: a brief history | Mused - V&A

Over the past 40 years, mobile phones have transformed from bulky, expensive gadgets into sleek, powerful devices integral to our daily lives.

Smartphone history - The first smartphone | SimpleTexting

Follow along as we explore how smartphone technology has evolved over the last 20 years, and how it has impacted the way we do business.

The History and Future of Mobile Phone Technology - EC-MSP

Mobile phones have been in development since the late 60s. The early versions through the 70s were too heavy and bulky to be true mobile phones.

From 'the Brick' to the iPhone, the Cellphone Celebrates 50 Years

A few years after Rosen's article was published, the mobile phone's trajectory changed once again. Throughout the '90s, smartphone technology ...

From bricks to bendables: 40 years of Mobile Phones - Archives of IT

“Because we had a successful growth business in analogue cellular having invested a lot in analogue we didn't want to just jump in until ...