Mobile Phone History Continue....

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Thank you all for tracking my blog..... Let me finish up the mobile phone history. If you are first time vistor for my blog the history of mobile phone first part can be found in my below or older posts.
1991: On following Americans, Europeans also began to use GSM-Global System for Mobile Communications and used light weight batteries in their mobiles
1992: Most popular candy bar type Nokia mobiles has been introduced and it became latest trend to hold up mobiles in hand.
1996: Motorola's StarTAC wearable cellular telephone was the world's smallest and lightest. It weighed just 3.1 ounces (88 grams) has been introduced. Later, it has been announced has one of the fifty greatly useful product of 20th Century.
1997: Ericsson R380 has been introduced to market and it was the first mobile phone to use New Symbian OS
2000: 3G network has been introduced in world countries, but not throughout the world, 3G paved way for larger data transfer at higher speed, and video calling is made possible.
2001: First coloured screen mobile Sony Ericsson T68 came to electronic market, it has resolution of 101×80 and 256 colours
2002: Famous Hollywood movie Die Another Day's character James Bond used Sony Ericsson P800 to take a Photo Snap
2004: Mobile Ringtone commercial sales touched around 250 crores(2,500,000,000 $) and made a great revolution of commericial electronic market.
2006: Again in James Bond movie Sony Ericsson K800i has been introduced and it attracted many people
2007: Approximately 130 crores(1,300,000,000) people using mobile phone across the world, and it is 5% of world's population
2010: Let us see how the mobile phone would be changed in this new year.... Pls share your imagination or forecasting of mobile phone technology oncoming years.

1 comments:

FoneWorm December 23, 2009 at 2:17 PM  

And who know till which year the story would continue....................

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