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    The document traces the evolution of phones from Alexander Graham Bell's invention in 1876 to modern smartphones. It describes how phones transitioned from wired landlines to cordless and cellular technology, allowing for longer call distances without wires. Phones have become smaller, faster, and multifunctional, moving beyond call-making to include applications for social media, entertainment and more. While phones have enabled important communication, they have also introduced new issues like telemarketing and harassment. The core technologies behind phones were developed through scientific discoveries in electricity, wireless signals, materials like plastic and engineering applications of these principles.

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    The Evolution of Phones

    By: Garrett & Aaron

    Phones
    The first phone was invented in 1876, by
    Alexander Graham Bell.

    Innovations of the phone


    Phones are used to communicate long
    distances, but now they have a longer call
    distance. They also have little to no wires, but
    have larger bills.
    Phones have been made handheld, they are
    faster, and can do other things.

    Technologies of phones
    Phones were made to help people
    communicate with others.
    They now use them for social needs and for
    entertain.

    Phones impacts on society


    They have helped countries communicate
    peace, and have communication between
    those who need it.
    But phones have brought harassment to other
    and used to communicate the ill will of bad
    people. (Telemarketers)

    Science of phones
    Phones were made by the discovery of
    electricity, wire, plastic, and airwaves.

    Technology
    Creating a device to communicate your voice to
    a receiver.

    Engineering
    Design a device using plastic, wire, air waves,
    and electricity.

    Math
    What is the optimal size, type of wire,
    transmitter, and receiver.

    Alexander Graham Bell Quote


    What is this power is I cannot say all I know is
    that it exists and it becomes available only
    when a man is in that state of mind in which he
    knows exactly what he wants and is fully
    determined not to quit until he finds it.Alexander Graham Bell

    Evolution of phones

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