The 10 inventions that changed the world

Since the beginning of humanity, great ideas have marked the path of man
throughout its history. These are the ten most important inventions.

1- The Wheel

Created before 3500 a. C., qualifies as a fundamental invention for human

development, since it was possible to manufacture machinery and transport,
among other things.

2- The Plow

It is a tool used to open holes and move the earth to sow seeds. It appeared back
in 3500 BC. C. in the towns of Mesopotamia.

3- Gunpowder

Created in the 10th century, it was used to propel projectiles from weapons.
Today it is used for fireworks.
 4- The printing press

This mechanical method of reproducing texts and images generated a cultural

revolution. It appeared between 1000 and 1400, in China, where it was used with
rice paper.

5- Steam machine

By 1698 it made its great appearance and was widely used during the Industrial
Revolution for the movement of machines.

6- Anesthesia

Since its introduction in 1799, it had several variants regarding the pain relievers
that were incorporated; ether dominated the market until 1960.

7- the telegraph

German scientists Gauss and Weber installed a 1,000-meter telegraph line in

1833 to link the university with the astronomical observatory in Göttingen, the
town in which they worked.
 8- Combustion engine

Initially, when it was created in 1860, they still did not have compression and
instead operated with air and blown fuel.

9- Penicillin

It was discovered by Ernest Duchesne, in 1897, in France. It revolutionized

medicine and gave a new approach to the production of antibiotics against
infections.

10- The transistor

This electronic device, created in 1947, is an energy semiconductor. Today it can

be seen on household appliances, radios and televisions.
 1983

Motorola, completed the project by launching what is considered the 'first mobile phone
in history, the Motorola Dynatac 8000. The device measured 33 x 4.5 x 8.9 centimeters
and weighed 800 grams, offering in addition to the typical telephone keypad. , it had
nine special keys.

1989

After this, in 1989 motorola continued innovating and launched the MicroTAC, the
reduced version in size and advanced in autonomy of the first Dynatac 8000x mobile.
The earliest versions were of analog phones before the advent of GSM. One of its
peculiarities that was used in the following decades was a new and innovative design,
where the spokesman bent over the keyboard.
 In 1994,

from Finland came the Nokia Mobira Talkman, the company's first portable phone

(1994)

In the same year of 1994 the Motorola 2900 Bag Phone appeared, a terminal focused
on its use in automobiles (much lighter than previous generations) and that was offered
 in a bag that contained the transceiver and battery, which could also be used in

mobility.

1996)

The Motorola StarTAC arrived (1996) The first mobile phone that lived up to its name
and the first in the shape of a shell (clamshell), since it folded in half as you can see in
the image above facilitating its transport in such a compact format as an innovator for
the time. In 2005, PC World ranks StarTAC 6th in the ranking of the 50 Greatest
Artifacts of the Last 50 Years.
 1996

The Nokia 8110 was created. It was not the best Finnish development but it
became tremendously popular when appearing in the Matrix movie. Famous for
its peculiar cover it had innovations such as the ability to update its firmware via

OTA
 1997

The Nokia 9000i Communicator appeared

It is considered the first ‘smartphone’ on the market although the industry had
already offered other pocket computers. The phone's physical configuration was
also novel as users could open the 9000i horizontally to access a large LCD
screen and a full QWERTY keyboard. With PDA capabilities, you could send and
receive faxes, text messages, and emails, and also limited access to the Web via
160-character SMS messages.

(1999)

Nokia 3210 launched

 One of the most advanced of the time, although it had coverage problems in
some regions as it did not include an external antenna. For the first time, a
mobile phone was intended for the youth audience due to its contained price, the
inclusion of games such as Snake, interchangeable covers and customizable
ringtones.

(2000) 

Nokia 8260

The Nokia 8260 was smoother than the other teams.

 (2001) Handspring Treo 180

2001 bid farewell to black and white screens and welcomed monochrome screens. In
the image we see the Treo 180 from the company Handspring, manufacturer of the
Treo, made waves with its model 180.

(2001) Nokia 8250

For 2001 Nokia presented its first cell phone with a single color screen, the screen was
no longer a single color, it was different colors, it was crazy for the date. The Nokia
8250 divided the history of cell phones in two for that year.

(2002)
T-MOBILE Sidekick
With the T-MOBILE Sidekick came internet browsing to cell phones, additional Nokia
launched integrated mobile products with cameras and full color screens.

(2002)

The RIM BlackBerry 5810 is here

 This was their first smartphone to integrate mobile data support. allowed the sending
and receiving of emails in a simple way. One of the (uncomfortable) features that this
device had was that it had neither a microphone nor a speaker, so it was necessary to

use hands-free.

(2003)
Nokia N-Gage
A cell phone that gave much to talk about, was a total failure that they tried to remedy
with future versions that did not have the maximum impact.

(2003)

Following Nokia this company created the Nokia 1100

A budget-friendly, basic phone with a dust-resistant front and keypad and non-slip
sides.
 (2004)

Motorola Razr V3 appeared

An extremely light, slim and attractive phone. A sleek, flat keyboard, integrated camera,
and multimedia capabilities made it tremendously popular.

(2005) Sony Ericsson W810i

Sony launched a series of cell phones that had dedicated buttons for music playback,
Memory Stick support, made it an excellent device to enjoy music anytime, anywhere.

(2006) Blackberry Pearl 

Pearl. With its slim design and SureType keyboard, this phone was the first
Blackberry to include a camera and audio / video player. Combining these
multimedia features, with Blackberry's excellent email service, you found an
impressive mobile device.
 2007

iPhone

On January 9, 2007, the history of cell phones split in two, the world saw the birth of a
series of equipment that would revolutionize the world of technology for several years.
Apple introduced the world to what they called the Reinvention of the phone. With an
innovative design, a single key and touch screen, a 2 megapixel camera, the ability to
synchronize iTunes with the phone and features that made it the one everyone wanted.
 (2008) HTC G1
The boom in the management of tasks from laptops, opened the possibility of
executing various tasks for cell phones, with this need the HTC G1 was born, a team
specially designed as a multitask. Introduced to the market with QWERTY keyboard
and Android operating system.

(2009)
 Motorola Milestone

Big screens are beginning to be seen on cell phones, the boom in the Android
market begins, the Motorola Milestone, a cell phone with QWERTY keyboard, is
launched.
 (2011) Samsung Galaxy SII
It has almost all the things that a mobile phone and its owner need in this modern age.
It has an 8 megapixel camera and AMOLED screen, it runs on the Android operating
 system, it has

(2012) iPhone 5
Apple presented its latest wonder, the iPhone 5, a team that in 2012 revolutionized the
smartphone market.
(2013) Samsung Galaxy S4  
The Android world takes a leap with the Samsung Galaxy SIV, the best-selling
smartphone for 2013, its characteristics make it the most desired among Geeks who
always seek to have the latest technology.
(2014) iPhone 6 y 6 Plus
This time the brand's innovation focused on offering huge screens, and the firm first
launched two versions with different sizes. Firstly, the iPhone 6, which came with the
iPhone 6 Plus, which exceeded 4 inches.

(2015) Samsung Galaxy Note 5

After a not so good year with the Galaxy S5, in 2015 Samsung returns to the fray with a
truly innovative cell phone, the Samsung Galaxy Note 5.
(2016) OnePlus 3T
This year a non-traditional company gave the surprise. Various specialized media
cataloged it as the best smartphone of the year thanks to its incredible power. 

(2017) iPhone X
This model was announced as a special version that paid tribute to the iPhone's
10 years, enough reason for Apple to decide to introduce major changes
compared to the iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus.
(2018) Huawei Mate 20 Pro
With a super versatile camera composed of a system of three Leica lenses at the rear,
40, 20 and 8 megapixels, the latter two with ultra-wide angle and telephoto functions
respectively, along with a 24-megapixel wide-angle front camera .

In (2019)

Huawei P30 Pro, Galaxy S10 Plus and Xiaomi Mi 9, OnePlus 7 Pro were released.
 2020

Appearance of the following models. Samsung Galaxy S20, Oppo Find X2 & X2 Pro,
Xiaomi Mi 10 & Mi 10 Pro among others