History Of Cellphones And How Drastically They've Changed

The first cell phone was created in 1973. Since then, pretty much everything about it has drastically changed. Here's where "cell" phones originated from and where they may go in the future.

[dovgame]

Its 2024 where’s our implantable phone? 😂

[youneskettani]

We are in 2024, this didn't happen

[jemuel]

It's nice to see Tech Insider actually talking abt Technology!!!

[reneebriggs]

Its 2024, WHERE IS MY CYBORG PHONE????!!!!

[angelotero]

crazy how far phones have gotten I'm here watching this video about cell phones on my cell phone

[Leto]

What a great video. Summarized and clear. Thanks! I needed this.

[theylied]

You have to do one of these mini-docs on the cable industry. It's fascinating how it started and its Evolution up to today.

[LycanWitch]

for the intro phone morphs.. you skipped over an entire era of phones, the 2000-mid 2000s era where phones were getting smaller and thiner, as small as possible before they returned to being modern large display smartphones. small and thin phones were popular, such as a motorolla razr phones and even smaller offerings by brands like Siemens. Wasn't until the iPhone that large phones (due to large displays) became fashionable again.

[flowerfloc]

And now there is a phone brand that sells phones without a headphone jack, 😐😑

[XxMeTa_ZrxX]

4:01 this is where the apocalypse have just begun...

[adhdgaming]

Watching this on my Xr. Not even a home button anymore. How far we’ve come.

[jordanlamberson]

Idk about y'all but I'm not putting any piece of technology inside my body

[hownottoasmr]

May I ask the question everyone has, what's an implantable phone??

[beastieman]

my grand parents still used the old phones

[lycian]

This only applies to the USA. The British system was a radiophone that required operators. The first networks in the UK to utilise the cellular method were copies of the system operating on the eastern US seaboard. Racal Vodaphone differed from the BT Securicor network in how it operated the cells. I used to have one of the old cellphones and also used one of the old radiophones. Since I retired from BT I don't carry a mobile phone at all.

[standardannonymousguy]

Imagine if cell phones had "E-Ink" technology! It'd be black and white but the batteries would last very much longer!

[Umardahir]

We are in 2024. Nothing happened. We are still in the age of smart phones

[rzxkpnone]

Thank you. I can hold my cellphone up to my regular phone and hear my cellphone conversations on my regular phone.

[RunningRunner]

See in the past 10 hours to charge and 30 minutes to use but now we got a reverse result of 30 mins of charge and 10 hours of use😅😅

[lazarusblackwell]

Inplantable phones?

I dont need that.

I dont want to be a living call answering machine.

Phone calls today give me nothing but trauma