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- 1. Alexander Graham Bell, Landline, Cordless, Mobile , Smart Phones.. WHAT NEXT ???? ?
- 2. Evolution of Life Group A
- 4. Invention of Telephone Alexander Graham Bell. Built the first telephone in 1876, in the state of Massachusetts, in the United States. Transmissions of sounds at the distance using the electricity.
- 6. In the 1970s, the very first cordless phones were introduced. Teri Pall invented a version of the cordless phone in 1965
- 7. -The first official mobile phone used by the Swedish police in 1946 -1983 Motorola DynaTAC 8000X made commercially available: 2 lbs, $3,500
- 9. Today the Market is dominated by
- 10. Present
- 11. Present State? We no longer use the word smart phone the word that people associate is convenience
- 13. But.. They also make your life Connected Fast & Easy Convenient Best Friends It has your darkest SECRETS?
- 14. People Used to.. SMSing Read books Listen to music on CD Watch Movies on PC Shop Use Camera
- 15. Now.. They what's app or BBM Order pizzas anywhere anytime Social It shares your responsibility Office mails They share moments
- 16. What Next ! Do you want to Guess?!
- 18. People no longer use computers They wont use GPS 3G will no longer be existent 4G nobody will remember Mobile will only will be word in History
- 24. PALM MOBILE PHONE WRIST MOBILE PHONE
- 25. We will have out brain cells acting as a telephone
- 29. We aren't sure whether Mobile will remain or not, But one thing is evident Communication Will remain