Telephone keypad

extended wire by mechanical vibrations was Robert Hooke in 1667 so it’s the culmination of work done by many individuals until Alexander Graham Bell created a telephone. The earlier development is when sound waves are carried as mechanical vibrations along the string or wire from one diaphragm to the other. A very good example is the tin can telephone. In 1876, Alexander Graham Bell used what he called a ‘liquid transmitter’. When Bell shouted into the open end of the cone, his voice made the…

Technology is an amazing thing. People are able to check email, video chat, broadcast live video, or order a pizza all from the their phone. The ability to make a phone call from a smartwatch was only something James Bond was able to do, but now anyone can purchase a smartwatch and be just like James Bond. The ability to ask for directions, a phone number, or even the weather forecast, is just the press of a button away. With the amount of tasks that be performed right from a person’s mobile…

Bell invented the first talking telegraph. In 1876 and 1877 Bell got his patents on his telegraph. New Haven, CT was where the first telephone exchange existed in 1878 and this was operated under Bell Telephone. It took about three years for more telephone exchanges to open in most major cites in the United States. It was decided then to build a long distance telephone network and it started in New York and in 30 years is reached all the way to San Francisco. During that time AT&T became the…

There are many measures that people who use online dating can use to ensure their safety. In a survey conducted from June to October 2002, 740 women who were 18 or older and had put an online personal ad were surveyed about their experience. The survey concentrates on three main types of safety measures regarding online dating such as online screening, email negotiation, and face-to-face survey. Many women used online screening methods to figure out if the man that they were interacting with…

Many attributes of dystopian societies are manifested in today's world. Some say people’s actions are being monitored others say the education of children is deficient. Authors of dystopian literature use blind following, segregation based on intelligence, and technological influence to establish the connection between dystopian society and today’s world. Currently, many partake in traditions without knowledge of the historical context. Independence, intelligence, and authenticity are slipping…

Let's go back to the beginning of the twentieth century. A comparison of Rogers Communications and AT&T (Known as Bell) how they evolved. Just to clarify Bell Telephone Company has no relation to the current Canadian Bell Mobility, Ironically AT&T owned a significant share within Rogers. The difference between these two is where they began, They began in similar places but yet find themselves in industries opposite…

Tuesday, Today started of a bit slow. I arrived at my practicum, and my field instructor was running a little late. The church is constantly under tight security and since I am only going to be here for ten weeks there no need for me to receive a key. So I waited for my supervisor in my car in the parking lot in the back of the church. He told me to arrive at eight o look, but he always at least five minutes late. After about six minutes of waiting, he arrived in his golden 2008 Chevy Malibu.…

Smart phones are a big part of today 's society. They have taken up our time, yet made time faster. It has gone from a phone as big as some of our computers today, to as fast as light and become a thin piece of glass and aluminum. We have become our smart phones. With time smart phones will evolve even more, become more complex, and take more of our precious time, but are we getting too into our smart phones? Smart phones are making us more alone because we have reduced intimacy in our…

In the article Only Disconnect by Andrew Reiner he illustrates his worries for student’s preoccupation in social media that has hindered their interest in learning. Reiner believes that students are afraid to stand out, afraid to be their own individual, afraid to take risks, and afraid to miss what is happening online. He believes that technology makes students less social and takes away their excitement in every moment. Reiner wants students to disconnect every now and then, engage with each…

Crawling, the stream of blood running into my mouth distracting me from getting to the phone. Slowly I feel my mind slipping, and the only thing I can think of is reaching the phone before I go unconscious. The pounding of my heart beat is exhausting, but I am in reach of the phone. With everything left in me, I dial the only number I can remember anymore. Each ring seems to take longer and longer, but over my heartbeat I heard a faint “Hey Nanny”. My words came out shattered, incoherent, and…