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SCR-194 and 195. It is considered the first walkie-talkie, it was produced by the U.S Army Signal Corps Engineering Laboratories in Fort Monmouth, NJ.
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SCR-300 radio transceiver. Motorola developed this device for the U.S Military.
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SCR-536 It was the first "handle talkie", produced by Motorola for the U.S.
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The Mobile Telephone System (MTS), was the first commercial mobile telephone service. It was created by Bell System and weighed 80 pounds.
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The Mobile System A (MTA) was the first partly automatic mobile system for automobiles. It was developed by Ericsson and weighed 88 pounds.
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The Improved Mobile Telephone Service (IMTS), was a mobile car phone, it was developed by Bell System and weighed 40 pounds.
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Using a prototype of the Dynamic Adaptive Total Area Coverage (DynaTAC) mobile phone, Martin Cooper (former Motorola Vice President), made the first advertised handheld mobile phone call.
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It was the first official handheld cellphone commercially available. It was developed by Motorola, weighed under 2 pounds and costed closely $4,000.
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Developed by Motorola, it was the first mobile phone with a flip-phone design. It is considered to be the first really pocket phone.
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The IBM Simon was possibly the first smartphone. It was a mobile phone, a pager, a fax machine, and a PDA. It contained an address book, clock, calculator, calendar, email, notepad, games, and a touchscreen.
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It was the first clamshell mobile phone and was developed by Motorola.
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Developed by Nokia, it was the first cellphone that could be called a mini-computer (despite having limited access to the web). It was the first cellphone to have a full QWERTY keyboard.
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Develop by Motorola, it was the first cellphone without a stub-antenna or external antenna whip.
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Developed by Nokia, it was one of the most popular cellphones in history (with over 160 million sold). This device was one of the first to allow picture messages (only preinstalled ones).
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Developed by Nokia, it was the first cellphone to include Wireless Application Protocol (WAP), providing users with web access for simple devices.
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Developed by GeoSentric, it was the first cellphone with integrated GPS.
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Developed by Kyocera, the Visual Phone (VP-201) was the first cellphone with integrated camera. It was originally made as a peer-to-peer video phone.
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Developed by Sharp, it had an integrated camera with a 0.1 megapixel resolution.
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It was one of the first cellphones to have a fully functional web experience and instant messaging client (AIM).
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Very popular camera cellphone.
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Developed by Apple, it wasn't the first smartphone, but it is considered
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It was the first smartphone to run Google's Android OS.
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Developed by Sprint, it was the first cellphone to meet 4G standards
