For example, if a phone takes more than a few seconds to boot up and snap the perfect shot, that’s just not good enough.
Over the years starting from 1973, cell phones have changed drastically from simple to smart. These mobile phones have become human’s primary data and correspondence centers. One can say that a cell phone is fundamentally essential to present-day life. Be that as it may, how did we get to this? This progressive opportunity? What is the effect of this change? This advanced invention is the most rapid change our daily life has ever seen. Our phones have altered our expectations of what’s possible and even our mental process and how we expect to have all things with us at all times in our pocket; as humans, we like to have the entire world at our fingertips instantly. We even tend to perceive time in such a way that a few seconds feel like an eternity. For example, if a phone takes more than a few seconds to boot up and snap the perfect shot, that’s just not good enough. We went from a colorless non-digital screen to a fully smart pocket computer. We are now able to read, watch, and listen to anything from anywhere in the world. This is called the smartphone revolution. Now it’s only a decade old before the smartphone in the 2000s, and 90s phones were a lot less than they are now. The phone in the ’90s was a basic organizer, however in later years, a modest camera and very basic Internet “1G” added, but magnificence in comparison to the 1980s phones, which were designed for calls only. The 1980s phones have become the grandfather to all the billions of phones in our pockets thanks to Dr. Martin Cooper; a Motorola researcher who made the invention and the first call on a mobile device in 1973. However, the first actual launch of the mobile phone was in 1983, the start of Motorola’s DynaTac 8000X, which was an analog heavy prototype model. I will now walk you through my findings.