It wasn’t long before other countries made the decision to adopt the GSM standard, which was a great improvement on what was available in the US. They would include provision for SMS (short message service, or texting), and would have increased security features. They would initially use a single radio frequency band, 900 MHz, across Europe, ensuring that users could pick up a signal wherever they were. Patent Office's decision to award the patent to Bell remains a point of contention among historians and members of the Gray family to this day. An inventor named Elisha Gray had filed an intent to get a patent for a very similar invention on February 14, 1876: The U.S. Alexander Graham Bell's legacy may be as the inventor of the telephone, but when he was alive, he was also famous for his campaign to cure the deaf. Within 20 years of the 1876 Bell patent, the telephone instrument, as modified by Thomas Watson, Emil Berliner, Thomas Edison, and others, acquired a functional design that has not changed fundamentally in more than a century. Unlike the first cellular networks, which had used analogue signals, GSM systems would transmit digitally: they were known as ‘second generation’ or 2G systems. Bell was awarded his patent for the telephone on March 7, 1876. Originally, it was named for the Groupe Spécial Mobile who had thrashed out the terms, but this subsequently changed to Global System for Mobile Communications. Watson, come here to Hello By the time Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone, the word Hello had only been used in.
When he moved to the US for political reasons. Alexander Graham Bell is not only famous as the Scottish inventor of the Telephone but also as a scientist, engineer and teacher of the deaf. Italian Antonio Meucci, begun testing primitive telephones while working in Florence as a theatre technician. It is not easy to determine who the inventor was.
So, why do we credit Alexander Graham Bell as the telephone’s inventor you may ask Here’s the interesting story. It was at this time, 18761877, that a new invention called the telephone emerged. The common standard agreed in 1987 was called GSM. The man pictured, Antonio Meucci, is the real inventor of the telephone.
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