Let’s say that you invented something really cool. Now, let’s say that that thing has morphed into something that hardly resembles what you invented. Would you advance with your invention or simply keep using the old, familiar form of what you created? I am not sure would you’d do, but I know what Marty Cooper, the father of the cell phone did.
He must be really surprised at how far his invention has been updated and changed since it was first conceptualized. Thanks for posting this video. This is great.
He must be really surprised at how far his invention has been updated and changed since it was first conceptualized. Thanks for posting this video. This is great.
That makes two of us! :)
I thought the old movie actress Hedy LaMarr (sp?) held the patent on frequency hopping, the basis of cell phone technology? Invented it back in the early 1940's.
I think I read something about this guy being paid by Google to sport a Droid instead of an iPhone-- was that a rumor? I mean, even if that's the case, I don't suppose it matters. Just wondering.
i never knew who invented the cell phone -now i do
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He must be really surprised at how far his invention has been updated and changed since it was first conceptualized. Thanks for posting this video. This is great.
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