Evolution of Mobile Devices: From Bell Labs to Smart Phones

Mobile Devices
A brief history, Smart Phones, Tablets, and Wearable Technology.
By: Michael Glaberman
 
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1946 Bell Labs deploys Service System
1949 AT&T commercializes MTS to 5,000 customers
1965 AT&T introduces IMTS to 40,000 customers
Mid 1960’s RCC introduced by competing carriers to
respond to IMTS.
1973 The first truly Mobile Device is produced by
Motorola.
1984 Motorola DynaTAC becomes he first Commercially
Available Mobile Phone
1993 Simon is the First Smart Phone produced by IBM
2007 Apple iPhone launched with Apple iOS
 
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1924 Wireless telephone service was offered to first class travelers on
train services between Berlin and Hamburg.
1957 Prototypes of hand held mobile devices were made in USSR, but
were never made publicly available.
1959 UK launches Post Office Radiophone Service in Manchester
allowing users to make calls from their vehicles to any provider
through an operator.
1965 UK expands these services to London.
 
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Android
78% Market Share
Leading Mobile OS Since Q3 2010
 
iOS
18.3% Market Share
2
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 Leading Mobile OS Since Q4 2011
 
Windows OS
 
Symbian
 
Blackberry OS
 
Android OS: 78%
iOS: 18.3%
Windows OS: 2.7%
Blackberry OS: 0.3%
Others: 0.7%
 
Samsung: 24.6%
Apple: 18.3%
Lenovo (Motorola): 5.6%
Huawei: 5.2%
LG Electronics: 4.6%
Others: 41.7%
 
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Smart Phones are any
Mobile Phones that have
added and functional
features.  These features
can include but are not
limited to PDA capabilities,
Media Players, GPS
Navigation, Internet
Access, Email, Photo and
Video Capture,
Applications, Games, etc.
 
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What to look for in a Smart Phone:
 
Brand
OS
Size
Power
Storage
Carrier
Plans and Rates
Cost
 
 
 
 
What can this Smart Phone do?
 
Make Phone Calls
SMS and MMS Messaging
Send/Receive Emails
Store, Link, and Share Calendars
Play Music, Videos, Media Content
Take Photos and Videos
Store Documents and other Files
Run Applications
Host Games
Limitless Possibilities
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Transparent Cell Phones
Can a phone be made flexible?
DIY repairs and modifications
Intelligent OS
Faster more powerful components
Security Features
Transition to Wearable Smart
   Technology
Human Integration?
 
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A tablet is: “A general-purpose computer
contained in a touchscreen panel.” – 
PC Mag
Thank you PC Mag for a very detailed
description!
 
The Truth
 
Tablets have evolved into portable
super computers.  These mobile
devices are capable of powerful
computing, along with access to
cellular technology.
 
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Specifications and Components
 
Full and Mobile OS Capabilities
Regular or Mobile CPU
Interchangeable RAM
SSD Storage
Additional Storage Options
USB 2.0/3.0, SD Card
HD Video/Audio Output
Cellular and Bluetooth Technologies
 
Purpose and Use
 
Powerful Computing
Development
Personal Computing
Business Needs
Software and Applications
Expansion Capabilities
Cellular Capability
Consider Cost vs. Need
 
 
 
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Flexibility and Portability are on the horizon
 
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Wearable Technologies
are devices that can be
worn by and often
include tracking
information related to
health and fitness. Some
devices even have small
motion sensors to take
photos and sync with
your mobile devices.
 
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What is Available?
 
Fitness and Health Tracking
GPS Tracking and Navigation
Organization and Accessibility
Mobile Applications
Music and Media
Virtual Computing
Oh yeah, It can tell you the time!
 
 
Is this new technology worth it?
 
Synchronize Multiple Devices
Ease of Access to Information
Fashionable
User Experience
Cost
 
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Future Advancements
Training and Field Uses
Future Security
Enhancements and Concerns
Endless Power
Social Media and Personal
Connection
Privacy
Human Integration
 
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Mobile Phones
 
Phone Calls
SMS and MMS
Email and Calendar
Picture/Video/Audio
Capture
Music
Web Browsing
Media Streaming
Navigation
Applications and Games
Mobile Office
 
Wearable
Technologies
 
Phone Calls
Date and Time
Synchronization
SMS and MMS
Email and Calendar
Picture/Video/Audio
Capture
Music
Web Browsing
Navigation
Light Applications
 
 
 
Tablets
 
Phone Calls
SMS and MMS
Email and Calendar
Picture/Video/Audio Capture
Music
Web Browsing
Media Streaming
Navigation
Applications and games
Mobile Features on a Full OS
Powerful Computer
Capabilities
 
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http://www.corp.att.com/attlabs/reputation/timeline/46mobile.html
http://www.privateline.com/archive/TelenorPage_022-034.pdf
Peterson, A C, Jr. 
Vehicle Radiotelephony Becomes a Bell System Practice
. Bell Laboratories Record, 137,
April, 1947
Honan, Daniel (23 Aug 2011). 
"How the Cell Phone Became Smart". 
Big Think
. Retrieved 8 Sep 2011
"Nauka i zhizn" magazine, 8, 1965.
http://www.idc.com/prodserv/smartphone-market-share.jsp
http://www.smithsonianmag.com/smithsonian-institution/the-future-is-here-whats-next-for-mobile-
phones-180951479/?no-ist
http://www.pcworld.com/article/2888532/idc-android-ios-again-dominate-smartphone-os-market.html
http://sourcedigit.com/1913-smartphone-os-global-market-share-data-2014/
https://www.apple.com/pr/library/2007/01/09Apple-Reinvents-the-Phone-with-iPhone.html
http://cicret.com/wordpress/
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2693326/Googles-smart-contact-lenses-coming-eye-near-
soon-Lenses-diabetics-farsighted-set-production.html
http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/wearable-iskin-silicone-controls-your-smartphone-tap-your-arm-1514961
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Explore the history of mobile devices from Bell Labs' first service system in 1946 to the introduction of the first commercially available mobile phone by Motorola in 1984. Learn about the evolution of smart phones, tablets, and wearable technology, along with the advancements in mobile networks and operating systems. Delve into the market shares of leading mobile OS providers and the features of smart phones, aiding in deciding if a smart phone is right for you.


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  1. Mobile Devices A brief history, Smart Phones, Tablets, and Wearable Technology. By: Michael Glaberman

  2. A Look Back in the United States A Look Back in the United States 1946 Bell Labs deploys Service System 1949 AT&T commercializes MTS to 5,000 customers 1965 AT&T introduces IMTS to 40,000 customers Mid 1960 s RCC introduced by competing carriers to respond to IMTS. 1973 The first truly Mobile Device is produced by Motorola. 1984 Motorola DynaTAC becomes he first Commercially Available Mobile Phone 1993 Simon is the First Smart Phone produced by IBM 2007 Apple iPhone launched with Apple iOS

  3. Meanwhile Across the Pond Meanwhile Across the Pond 1924 Wireless telephone service was offered to first class travelers on train services between Berlin and Hamburg. 1957 Prototypes of hand held mobile devices were made in USSR, but were never made publicly available. 1959 UK launches Post Office Radiophone Service in Manchester allowing users to make calls from their vehicles to any provider through an operator. 1965 UK expands these services to London.

  4. Evolution of Mobile Networks Evolution of Mobile Networks

  5. Mobile OS Mobile OS Android iOS 78% Market Share Leading Mobile OS Since Q3 2010 18.3% Market Share 2ndLeading Mobile OS Since Q4 2011 Blackberry OS Symbian Windows OS

  6. Samsung: 24.6% Apple: 18.3% Lenovo (Motorola): 5.6% Huawei: 5.2% LG Electronics: 4.6% Others: 41.7% Android OS: 78% iOS: 18.3% Windows OS: 2.7% Blackberry OS: 0.3% Others: 0.7%

  7. Smart Phones are any Mobile Phones that have added and functional features. These features can include but are not limited to PDA capabilities, Media Players, GPS Navigation, Internet Access, Email, Photo and Video Capture, Applications, Games, etc. Smart Phones Smart Phones

  8. Are Smart Phones For Me? Are Smart Phones For Me? What to look for in a Smart Phone: Brand OS Size Power Storage Carrier Plans and Rates Cost What can this Smart Phone do? Make Phone Calls SMS and MMS Messaging Send/Receive Emails Store, Link, and Share Calendars Play Music, Videos, Media Content Take Photos and Videos Store Documents and other Files Run Applications Host Games Limitless Possibilities

  9. What is Next? What is Next? Transparent Cell Phones Can a phone be made flexible? DIY repairs and modifications Intelligent OS Faster more powerful components Security Features Transition to Wearable Smart Technology Human Integration?

  10. Tablets Tablets A tablet is: A general-purpose computer contained in a touchscreen panel. PC Mag Thank you PC Mag for a very detailed description! The Truth Tablets have evolved into portable super computers. These mobile devices are capable of powerful computing, along with access to cellular technology.

  11. Is a Tablet Worth It? Is a Tablet Worth It? Specifications and Components Full and Mobile OS Capabilities Regular or Mobile CPU Interchangeable RAM SSD Storage Additional Storage Options USB 2.0/3.0, SD Card HD Video/Audio Output Cellular and Bluetooth Technologies Purpose and Use Powerful Computing Development Personal Computing Business Needs Software and Applications Expansion Capabilities Cellular Capability Consider Cost vs. Need

  12. Are Tablets Are Tablets The Future? The Future? Flexibility and Portability are on the horizon

  13. Wearable Wearable Technologies Technologies Wearable Technologies are devices that can be worn by and often include tracking information related to health and fitness. Some devices even have small motion sensors to take photos and sync with your mobile devices.

  14. Is Wearable Technology Ready? Is Wearable Technology Ready? What is Available? Is this new technology worth it? Synchronize Multiple Devices Ease of Access to Information Fashionable User Experience Cost Fitness and Health Tracking GPS Tracking and Navigation Organization and Accessibility Mobile Applications Music and Media Virtual Computing Oh yeah, It can tell you the time!

  15. More than More than a a w watch and a pair of glasses? and a pair of glasses? atch Future Advancements Training and Field Uses Future Security Enhancements and Concerns Endless Power Social Media and Personal Connection Privacy Human Integration

  16. Practical Uses and Applications Practical Uses and Applications Wearable Technologies Phone Calls Date and Time Synchronization SMS and MMS Email and Calendar Picture/Video/Audio Capture Music Web Browsing Navigation Light Applications Tablets Mobile Phones Phone Calls SMS and MMS Email and Calendar Picture/Video/Audio Capture Music Web Browsing Media Streaming Navigation Applications and Games Mobile Office Phone Calls SMS and MMS Email and Calendar Picture/Video/Audio Capture Music Web Browsing Media Streaming Navigation Applications and games Mobile Features on a Full OS Powerful Computer Capabilities

  17. References References http://www.corp.att.com/attlabs/reputation/timeline/46mobile.html http://www.privateline.com/archive/TelenorPage_022-034.pdf Peterson, A C, Jr. Vehicle Radiotelephony Becomes a Bell System Practice. Bell Laboratories Record, 137, April, 1947 Honan, Daniel (23 Aug 2011). "How the Cell Phone Became Smart". Big Think. Retrieved 8 Sep 2011 "Nauka i zhizn" magazine, 8, 1965. http://www.idc.com/prodserv/smartphone-market-share.jsp http://www.smithsonianmag.com/smithsonian-institution/the-future-is-here-whats-next-for-mobile- phones-180951479/?no-ist http://www.pcworld.com/article/2888532/idc-android-ios-again-dominate-smartphone-os-market.html http://sourcedigit.com/1913-smartphone-os-global-market-share-data-2014/ https://www.apple.com/pr/library/2007/01/09Apple-Reinvents-the-Phone-with-iPhone.html http://cicret.com/wordpress/ http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2693326/Googles-smart-contact-lenses-coming-eye-near- soon-Lenses-diabetics-farsighted-set-production.html http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/wearable-iskin-silicone-controls-your-smartphone-tap-your-arm-1514961

  18. Questions Questions Comments Comments Concerns Concerns

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