If cell phones were to have a pedigree chart it would only date back three generations. And each generation would last about 10 years. So what events took place in the history of cell phones? Keep reading to learn more.
The idea for cell phones originated in the early 20th century. With the invention of the radio, scientists worked on a plan to communicate in a mobile fashion. Walkie talkies, which were used in WWII, was one of the first forms of portable communication. It wasn't until 1946 that the first official cell phone was used in Sweden. Following that phones began to be transmittable by car.
1G- The 1980s brought the phone sytem that we are more familiar with today. Motorola introduced the first portable cell phone. It weighed about 28 ounces and was too big to put in your pocket.
2G- In the 90s cell phone technology improved. Phones were down to weighing between 100-200 grams. Multiple companies were now on to the idea.
3G- The 21st Century brought the the smaller, thinner phones that fit comfortable in your purse or pocket. Among the most popular phone companies are AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint, and Verizon. Each offers plans that include internet, picture messages, text messages, and minute plans.
Each generation gets better. Cell phones are sure to see improvements as the years come.
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