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Rotary Telephon

into use in 1916 despite itsinvention in 1904.

Rotary telephones were workedmanually by dialling a numberthey replaced the old operatorsystem, whereby an operatorwould have to connect you towhoever you wished to speakwith.

(R.S Kimball 1946)

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TheR

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The K2 design originated in a Post Officecompetition in 1924 requiring designers tocome up with plans for a new standardkiosk to succeed the various designsproliferating across the country.

Previously kiosk design had beendetermined by the individual telephonecompanies.

The winning design, which arrived on thestreets of Britain in 1926, was a design bySir Giles Gilbert Scott, the architectresponsible for Liverpool's AnglicanCathedral.

(http://heritage.elettra.co.uk/phonebox/k2.html 24/2/2011)

Contemporary context They are now a British icon.

Although not many people use these icons today it bought using thetelephone on the go in to the forefront of the mind.

This need for communication on the go must have been inspiration for

phone developers around the world.
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Telephone

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sign

After the II world warphones became adesign feature of the

home. The design industryboomed after the war,this period was knownas mid century modernit included architecture,interior and productdesign.

Looks and colourplayed a part in thedesign of phones:


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The swap from switch board job

... To mobile phonecustomer service and

sales.


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The Internet! The internet is a global network of computers linked together by the

telephone system (Parson J, 2004)A very brief timeline.

1960 The US military links up all its large computers, forming a networkknown as ARPANET Late 1970s - Users can now interact with computer data by clicking on iconsand windows on the screen with a screen and a mouse. 1980 - ARPANET becomes the internet, as US military withdraw from thenetwork and it is used increasingly by universities and colleges.

1981 - The first IBM personal computers using MS-DOS became available.1990 - Use of the Internet and email become widespread. 2001 - A web server the size of a match head is produced.(Parson J, 2004) 2001 - Broadband internet becomes widely available. 2010 - Fibre optic broadband becomes available.

The effects of the internet Increase in email, and therefore improved communication across largedistances.

Improvements in business links. Improvements in education possibilities. Online shopping.


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WirelessPho

neTechnology

1G - 1st generation wirelesstechnology.

The first cellular mobilephones released used 1G

technology. 1G technologyuses analog radio signal.

2G - 2nd generation wirelesstechnology.

2G was the first digitalwireless service, allconversations were digitallyencrypted. 2G also saw theintroduction of text

messaging and was firstintroduced in finland in 1991

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Nokia 3310
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technology.

Saw the increase in possible datatransfer

This also allowed for mobile

broadband for the use in laptops. First released in Japan in 2001 butwith limited area. It became morewidespread in 2002

4G - 4th generation wirelesstechnology.

Technically in two forms, ofadvanced 3G which allows for furtherincrease in data transfer and a wider

range.

Samsung F480 Tocco 3GPhone

Iphone 4


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The Smartphone Generation

Mobile is the future (Claudine Beaumont, Technology Editor atMobile World Congress)

The phone is no longer just a device - "it's your alter ego -it's fundamental to everything you do."Google is now a "mobile first" business, with programmersand developers building mobile versions of applications andsoftware before they built the desktop versions.(Eric Schmidt, Google's chairman and chief executive, 2010)


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Social networking

e all know what it is right?...... Just incase.

Any website designed to allow multiple users to publish content themselves. Theinformation may be on any subject and may be for consumption by (potential) friends,mates, employers, employees, etc. The sites typically allow users to create a "profile"describing themselves and to exchange public or private messages and list other users orgroups they are connected to in some way. (The Free On-line Dictionary of Computing, Denis Howe 2010http://foldoc.org)

A regional head of security has been removed from his post following clashes withprotesters in the Libyan town of al-Bayda on Wednesday which left several people dead,local media say.

The move came as anti-government activists called for a "day of anger" via socialnetworking sites.
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The Future

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http://www.myinsulators.com/commokid/telephones/1950 Parson, Jane, Illustrated Family Encyclopaedia, 2004,

Dorling Kindersley Ltd 2004

R.S Kimball, Popular Science Monthly, August 1946 Ericsson, Samsung Make LTE Connection OCTOBER

23, 2009 | Ray Le Maistre (

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) 27/02/2011
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