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1. Telephone - History Part I - By: Michael Russell
This begins a series of articles on one of the greatest and most important inventions of all time, the telephone. The period was the 1870's. During that time two inventors by the name of Elisha Gray and Alexander Graham Bell both independently laid out the design for devices tha...

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The Telephone A Brief History
During the 1870s, two well known inventors both independently designed devices that could transmit sound along electrical cables. Those inventors were Alexander Graham Bell and Elisha Gray. Both devices were registered at the patent office within hours of each other. There followed a bitter legal battle over the invention of the telephone, which Bell subsequently won.The telegraph and telephone are very similar in concept, and it was through Bells attempts to improve the telegraph
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2. Telephone - History Part Ii - By: Michael Russell
In this next part of our series on the history of the telephone we pick up with Bell's meeting with the director of the Smithsonian Institute, Joseph Henry. Up until March of 1875 Bell and his assistant Thomas Watson continued their work on the harmonic telegraph at the urging o...

3. At&t - By: Michael Russell
AT&T, standing for American Telephone and Telegraph, is one of the oldest telephone communications corporations still in existence. Based in San Antonio Texas, AT&T today is the largest provider of phone services in the United States, dominating not only local and long distance LAN lines but also ...



4. Voip Vs Email - By: Michael Russell
In the olden days, writing was the only choice for communicating between long distances and this is either through mail ("snail mail" as we now call it these days) or via the first electronic communication device, the telegraph.  Then the invention of the telephone by Mr. Alexander Graham Bell ...

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