The adventure of telephony began immediately after World War II, with the first attempts of Swedes, Finns and Americans. However, as the birth certificate is considered the 3rd April 1973.It was a hazy spring morning in New York. Dr Martin Cooper of Motorola, walking in a street of the American big city knew that wrote history. In two of the hands clutching a device that resembled a portable wireless. Had a height of 25 cm and a weight of 900 grams. It was the first modern mobile phone with code MotorolaDynaTAC. He formed the number of basic competitor, Joel ΄Engkel, who was working on behalf of Bell Labs."Hi Joe, you speak of a true mobile phone ' said. "Although we didn't have the best of relationships, I behaved very politely," said years later, Cooper in an interview. Bell got the rematch in 1978, making the first test cellular network, that was necessary for the development and commercial exploitation of the mobile.The first automated cellular network worked at the beginning of the eighties in Scandinavia. Until the late 80s mobile phones were bulky to be carried in the Pocket so they were mainly installed in cars. The first cellphone that received license approval was the Motorola model DynaTAC8000X. There was the flagship of so-called Mobile first-generation (1 g).At the beginning of the 1990s began the take-off of mobile phones, with the digitisation of networks (GSM) and devices. Mobile became smaller (100-200 grams), they fit in the Palm and got even with difficulty in their user's pocket. We spent so mobile second generation (2 g), which provided and other conveniences, like the sending of short text messages (SMS) and taking pictures.At the beginning of the 21st century came the third generation mobile (3 g), with the unlimited possibilities of multimedia. Today, the penetration of the mobile phone on the planet grows rampant pace, especially in the poor countries of the world, such as Africa. The active devices in excess of 6 billion, with the tendency to be upward. The South Korean Samsung company, with a market share of 23% (December 2012), ranked first in sales of mobile phones worldwide.Source: http://www.sansimera.gr/articles/241#ixzz3Q0wNklgT
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